All Outdoors Television Show

The All Outdoors Television Show began in 1999 and continues to run every week. Don Dziedzina who co-hosts and produces the show with Rich Komar, always wanted to be involved in a good outdoors TV show that is studio based.

The show hosts Don and Rich both love to fish and hunt.  They both own boats and enjoy the outdoors to the fullest.

This studio show features outdoors news, new and unusual outdoor products, guests from the outdoors industry, photos, tips and more. Don and Rich pride themselves in that this show has been on every week for 10 years now and it is rare for them to have an industry guest on the show with them more than once.

Guests include professional anglers, tournament pros, tackle manufacturers, fisheries biologists, outdoors artists, fishing guides, great lakes fishing charter captains, rod builders, dog trainers, waterfowl calling champions and more.

At the beginning of each show, Don and Rich feature a new or unusual product. The variety of items featured range from fishing flies up to outboard motors and everything in between. Products come from entrepreneurs hoping to break into the fishing industry to major tackle and fishing and hunting gear manufacturers.

Following each product segment, each show has fishing or hunting tip by Ron Miltzow who is an avid waterfowl hunter and full time Lake Michigan charter captain, Wakensea Sportfishing Charters. Following Ron is the featured guest then the show moves to a photo segment where Don and Rich show a few photographs of local anglers or hunters who want to share their bragging rights.

The All Outdoors Television Show has been light heartedly coined as being, "The only All Outdoors TV show taped entirely indoors."

The All Outdoors TV Show has been on the air going back to the days of Time Warner when we started the show at the Hickory Hills studio.  From there we went to Dolton, then to Orland Park.  Our last recording of 98 shows were taped in Romeoville.   

As of December 1, 2009, after then years of running every week, Rich Komar, Ron Miltzow and Don Dziedzina felt that although it was fun, like many things, the show has run it's course and it's time to close the doors.

We'll miss doing that show.  Literally hundreds of shows have been recorded since we did our first show in January 1999.  We took pride in having such a variety of guests on the show and being able to feature so many new or unusal products.  Highlights of every year was being able to do live recordings before an audience of hundreds of outdoorsmen and women thanks to great hosts like the Stoney Point Grill.

We've received hundreds of photos that we were able to show on the air and thank them by sending some nice gifts provided by show sponsors.

So with that, we say thank you to all of our viewers and sponsors that enjoyed our light hearted approach to the outdoors and bringing you that All Outdoors TV Show that was Taped Intirely Indoors.

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 47 Shows can be seen here on the web. 

Ron Miltzow with his All Outdoors Show
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