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Father and Son Brook Trout Quest
Season 5 · Episode 32

Father and Son Brook Trout Quest

Time Outdoors…and TroutYou probably never expected to hear about polar bears on The Food Garden Life Show.Today’s show is a bit of a departure from our usual focus on plants. We continue with our focus on food, the outdoors, and the human story.Time Outdo

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Show Notes

Time Outdoors…and Trout

You probably never expected to hear about polar bears on The Food Garden Life Show.


Today’s show is a bit of a departure from our usual focus on plants. We continue with our focus on food, the outdoors, and the human story.


Time Outdoors…and Family

Mike Borger, lived some of his younger years as a self-described canoe bum, travelling northern waters in pursuit of brook trout. Today, he helps people plan trips to remote fishing destinations through his business Canada Fishing Guide.


We learned of Mike Borger when a friend sent us a link to a video of a great family trip: A Dad who takes his 10-year-old son on a spring brook-trout fishing trip into Algonquin Park – and they get the mother lode of fish.


In today’s show, my son Quinn, an avid angler, joins in our chat with his fishing questions.

We talk about:


  • Travelling northern canoe routes (and a polar bear encounter!)
  • Mike’s passion for brook trout
  • His epic brook trout fishing trips to Algonquin Park with his son, Brendan
  • Favourite tackle
  • Reading a lake when fishing for brook trout
  • Tips for new anglers
  • How he created a business doing what he loves


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