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Contents: Wintering Over (The Rockies and the people who live there are forever etched by winter.), Mirror Image (Telephoto mirror lenses are now shorter, sharper and lighter than ever.), The Big Attraction (Attractor flies may be unnatural, “nightmarish concostions”, but trout love them.), The Most Dangerour Predator (Just because you’re in the wilderness doesn’t mean you can’t be robbed.), Spotted Beauties (Why is it that trout from the same stream can look markedly different.), Growing Up (A special world just beyond the last sidewalk awaited these streetwise kids.), Calling Deer (Does it work? Yes, like magic. Sometimes.), Wild World of Walleyes & Pike (Great fishing in the Canadian bush doesn’t have to be costly or inaccessibie.), The Week After it Ended (The state can set a season on turkeys, but it can’t legislate luck.), Save That Fish! (You can have your trophy and release it, too – if you have it mounted in replica.), Snowstorm Girl (The world would soon be at war, but there was still time to gather memories with a special dog.), Arctic Camp (The Camping Editor fishes and hunts with the inuit, via dogsled and igloo.), Bowhunting’s Misbeliefs )The ancient sport of bowhunting sufferes more than it’s share of myths. How many do you believe.) Special Bass Section – Spring Largemouths (Early-season bass fishing can be sensational – if you apply the right technique.), Smallmouth Savvy (Pound for pound, these fish are the sportiest in freshwater.), Fishing For Bass on Their Beds (Now is the time to get next to the really big fish you’ve dreamed of.) Your Local Outdoors – A Guide to the Best Hunting and Fishing in your Area Departments – Editorial; Cheers & Jeers; Solunar Tables; Hill Country; Conservation; E.B. Mann; Did You Know?; Ted Trueblood; Bounty; Fishing; Shooting; Boating; New Afloat; Vehicles; In Gear; Reader’s Corner; The Tackle Box; Tap’s Tips; Sportsman’s Shopper; Gun Dogs; Exit, Laughing
Issue: April 1984
Condition: Very Good