Description
Contents: Skeeters (Here’s a guide to the needle-nosed bloodsuckers from the state that holds the patent on them); The Black Art (Night fishing can be tremendously rewarding if you don’t go about it blindly); Freezing To Death On The Fourth Of July (Hypothermia is a subtle assassin that can kill you with cold in the middle of summer); The Distance (Friendship, like a campfire, can die out if it isn’t tended from time to time); Trout With A Southern Accent (When you go below the Mason-Dixon line, it’s not all bass and panfish); Grandpa And The Kid (Discretion is the better part of valor, the saying goes…and of duck hunting, too); The Paradoxical Pickerel (It is a fish of many names and many teeth, and it has the outlook of a U-boat); Bowhunting On A Higher Level (When deer season rolls around, the archer’s best friend is a tree); Walleyes On The Move (As fish, they have many admirable qualities – but permanence isn’t one of them); Advanced Cane Poling (For most of us, it was our first fishing rod, but it’s valor doesn’t end there); Rednecks In Track Shoes (The words “contrary” and “ornery” may have been invented to describe Gambel’s quail); Special Delivery (With a little advance knowledge and some skill in your wrist and arm, you can make a lure dance); Trout Fishing In Depth (If your fishing turns poorer as the days get hotter, here’s some good advice); The Lure That Lures Them All (If you were marooned on the proverbial desert island with a single lure, it should be this one); How To Play A Fish (It isn’t just hauling and cranking; it’s an art, and a science, too) Your Local Outddoors – A guide to the best hunting and fishing in your area Departments – Editorial; Cheers & Jeers; Solunar Table, Hill Country; Conservation; E.B. Mann; Bounty; Vehicles; Did You Know?; Fishing; Saltwater Fishing; New Afloat; Shooting; Reader’s Corner; Camping; Tap’s Tips; The Tackle Box; Sportsman’s Shopper; Gun Dogs; How It’s Done; Exit, Laughing
Issue: July 1984
Condition: Very Good