Description
Contents: All About Fishing Knives (A sharp blade is well and good, but this “expert” says it’s the gadgets that count); Payment In Partridge (He had an obligation to discharge, and the Montana prairie held the payroll); Slick Rock Trout (Tucked away in the Smoky Mountains are streams filled with very special Trout); Get The Net! (A fluid and well-timed netting technique should be part of every angler’s repertoire); Grandpa And The Kid (Every kid needs a growing companion – and vice versa. A new Field & Stream series); A Fly For The Trout Of Your Life (As long as big fish eat little fish, the streamer will be the most productive Trout pattern); Doves Galore (The flights of whitewing doves in Mexico are a pass shooter’s dream); A Couple Of Degrees Below Fried (It’s infernally hot in the waterhole blind, but the bowhunter stays, waiting for his Pronghorn); Tanana Tale (On the tributary of the Yukon, subsistence living is still possible); Big Bass Even When It’s Hot (Even though the sun may subdue a fisherman’s spirits, schools of Shad can still shift his luck) Your Local Outdoors – A guide to the best hunting and fishing in your area Special Deer Section – The Watching And The Waiting Game (The elusive Buck has a number of tricks, and testing a hunter’s patience is one of them); The Luck Of The Draw (Muleys invariably frequent gullies, and the successful hunter uses this trail to his advantage); Bag A Barnyard Buck (Deer like to stay close to their food supply, and there is nothing as bountiful as a farm) Departments – Editorial; Cheers & Jeers; Solunar Tables; Hill Country; Conservation; Did You Know? (How big is a deer?); E.B. Mann; Vehicles; Camping; Shooting; Fishing; Reader’s Corner; Bounty; Boating; Tap’s Tips; Sportsman’s Shopper; Gun Dogs; Exit, Laughing
Issue: September 1983
Condition: Very Good