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Contents: The Dignified Sport (The attractions of turkey hunting can’t be compared to any other sport – except maybe mudwrestling), Brent’s Bass (It was more than just his nephew’s first bass; it was the stuff of which memories would be made), How To Portage A Canoe (Give your back a break. Learn the right way to lift a canoe), Orphans Of The Miramichi (Maligned largely through ignorance, this river’s spring Salmon provide superb sport), High-Noon Gobblers (Early morning is the time to talk turkey, but it may not be the time to bag one), The Dawn Patrol (Whether fishing for smallmouth or largemouth bass, the wise angler gets up before the birds), Body Language (Hunter’s who can interpret a deer’s movements are at an advantage), Trout The Hard Way (Hiking to the Wind River Indian Reservation isn’t easy, which is why the fishing is so great), Low-Tech Bugs (Trout eat mayflies without knowing their Latin names, so why can’t anglers just call a bug a bug), The Conversion Of Mr. Bass (Here’s what happens when a fly-fishing fiend spends a few hours with a spinnerbait champion), A.J. McClaine: A Tribute (One of the world’s foremost fishing writers is gone…but his words will inspire fishermen for years to come), Stealth Box (When you install this box in your sport-utility 4×4, your gear can be stowed safely out of sight), The Generous Confluence (One of the top spots for Trout is where swift water and slow water meet) Midwest Edition – There’s still time to get a gobbler in the Midwest – if you know how. Also, learn the latest on Lake Michigan’s steelhead stock and plan a successful spring fling, using these insights into fishing the spawning bass hotspots in your state. In “By The Way…” a system for combating fishing boat clutter Departments – Up Front, Cheers & Jeers, Hill Country, Conservation, Fishing, Shooting, Saltwater Fishing, Gearing Up, Vehicles, Books & Comments, Fishing Tactic, Tap’s Tips, Solunar Tables, Gun Dogs, Finally
Issue: May 1992
Condition: Very Good