Description
Contents: Hunt River Salmon (Salmon rarely rise to dry flies, but when the do, exciting sport follows.), In The Coils of Serpents (Herewith, the confessions of an ophidiaphobe and the struggle to overcome the dread.), Hard Times (Think a minute. Isn’t it always the ruler-on-the-knuckles lessons that get remembered.), Grandpa and the Kid (The kid couldn’t wait for his first deer hunt, but he learned that waiting was half the game.), January Bass (If you know where to look, you may find feeding bass, even if it seems too cold.), It Pays to be Subtle (Late-season chukars force hunters to devise more devious tactics.), The Royal Coachman (This pattern has been around a long time, and no one is really sure why it works.), A Realistic Elk Hunt (Following all the rules is the best way to hunt elk – or so the author thought.), …Some Like It Cold! (If you’re a duck hunter, life can actually get better after the first freeze-up.), Wall-Mount Whitetails (The big bucks are there, right under your nose. Here’s how to connect with one.), New Tackle ’84 (Our Associate Fishing Editor reviews the noteworthy products of 1984.) Your Local Outdoors – A Guide to the Best Hunting and Fishing in your Area
Issue: January 1984
Condition: Very Good