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Gone Fishin' & Huntin' December 19th

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Gone Fishin' & Huntin' December 19th

With fishing and hunting seasons underway in Minnesota and Wisconsin, WDIO's weekly segment Gone Fishin' & Huntin' has returned. It airs during WDIO Sports at Ten on Thursday nights.

Recent photos for December 19th are from Layne, Kingston Johnson, Derek Stewart, Grayden, McKenna, Cruz and Karson.

If you would like to submit a photo of your latest adventure, email us a picture with a short description that includes who is in it, how you would like the name pronounced, where the people in the picture are from and where the event took place.

Email photos to sports@wdio.Com


Body Of 65-year-old Fisherman Found In Kewaunee River Monday

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Bob Mortimer Teases Paul Whitehouse As He Makes Health Admission On Gone Fishing

Bob Mortimer teases Paul Whitehouse for being ill

Bob Mortimer was quick to tease his pal Paul Whitehouse on Sunday's episode of Mortimer and Whitehouse: Gone Fishing.

As the episode opened, Paul, 66, could be heard coughing as they drove to their location in Dorset to which Bob, 65, said: "Paul, can you stop that?"

This prompted Paul to open up as he admitted: "Well I've got a cold, Bob, I haven't just got a cold, I mean I have got the cold!" with Bob teasing: "Are you going to be going on about it all day?" to which Paul joked: "I am, I'm going to be milking it endlessly!"

Paul was then quick to criticise Bob's parking as the latter exclaimed: "That cold is making you insane!" Later, as they got stuck into fishing, Bob teased Paul's fishing attire as he remarked: "You're incredibly equipped. Is this because of your cold, this little rag here? To wipe your?" to which Paul replied: "I wasn't going to mention my cold anymore!"

The episode saw Paul and Bob travel to Dorset to fish the River Frome in search of grayling. Later in the episode, they attempted mackerel fishing on Chesil Beach.

Bob Mortimer Paul Whitehouse

Bob Mortimer was quick to tease his pal Paul Whitehouse on Sunday's episode of Mortimer and Whitehouse: Gone Fishing (Image: BBC)

The hit series Mortimer and Whitehouse: Gone Fishing features the two comedians Bob and Paul as they tour the UK's picturesque greenery, visiting various fishing spots. Viewers are treated to a mix of comedy, heartwarming moments and genuine conversations as they discuss life, ageing, and their enduring friendship, reports the Mirror.

BBC has commissioned an eighth series for 2025, with each fishing location chosen by its relevance to Paul or Bob personally, following the broad journeys of their lives. Each episode takes a wide-ranging theme about life which Paul and Bob discuss, often sharing very personal insights and experiences with each other.

In other news, earlier this year, Bob expressed his eagerness to join the celebrity edition of The Traitors. "It's the only show of its kind on TV that I would agree to get involved with but, yes, definitely count me in, I'd love to do it," he shared with The Mirror.

Bob Mortimer Paul Whitehouse

As the episode opened, Paul, 66, could be heard coughing as they drove to their location in Dorset to which Bob, 65, said: "Paul, can you stop that?" (Image: BBC)

Bob also confessed to being a huge fan, having watched every episode of the franchise. "I watch the American, UK and Australian versions of The Traitors," he admitted. "I think they're all great, it's a brilliant format. And Claudia is the best of the presenters."

As well as the UK version for BBC1, hosted by Claudia Winkleman, there is also a US version hosted by Scottish star Alan Cumming and an Aussie version with actor Rodger Corser. All are filmed at Ardross Castle near Inverness and are available on BBC iPlayer.

Mortimer and Whitehouse: Gone Fishing is available to watch on BBC and BBC iPlayer.





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