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Contents: Are Hunting Laws Getting Dumber? (Too many laws today have nothing to do with the welfare of wildlife), Fallback Flats (It’s the place to be when the fishing is more important than the catching), Field & Stream Jr. (Color-coded animals…the truth about fish slime…how to make a better fly box), When Less Is More (Compound shooters: Are you suffering from excess poundage?), The Accidental Purist (Mama had no use for fly-fishing fanatics. Then she became one), Bass On The Move (When these fish get the urge to travel, you’d better know where they’re going), Special Bait Casting Section – Thumb And Spool (Fishing fads come and go, but the art of bait-casting has stood the test of time), Casting With Pride (There’s nothing tacky about today’s top-end bait-casting gear), Walkin’ And Talkin’ (Tips from an expert on how to make a Bass plug strut its stuff), Confessions Of A Plug Chunker (To turn casting into something like ballet, try using two hands), House Of Long Rifles (When it comes to building guns, this man is a living legend), Montana Dixie (What are the chances an angler can find the heart of the South in Big Sky Country), Looking Back: 1941-1965 (World War II, the new prosperity, and the winds of change. Field & Stream enters modern times in a blaze of glory) Midwest Edition – Both fish and anglers must adapt to Lake Erie’s clearer waters, which has Smallmouth and Walleyes swimming deeper and responding well to trolling tactics. Also, the first Bobcat sightings in northern Indiana since the 1950’s gives hope for more; Chicago stocks up for it’s urban anglers; and White Bass fishing fit for Kings) Departments – Up Front, Cheers & Jeers, Hill Country, Gearing Up, Health & Safety, By The Way…, Fishing, Shooting, Saltwater Fishing, Vehicles, Sportsman’s Project, Myths & Misconceptions, F&S Tips, Gun Dogs, Solunar Tables, Books & Comments, Finally.
Issue: May 1995
Condition: Very Good