Description
Contents: Big Fish (Hard-core information on how, when and where to catch the biggest, toughest species in freshwater), Stripers, Pike, Catfish, Muskies, Salmon & Steelhead, The Trouble With Experts (When hunting Turkeys, a roll of the dice may be all that seperates the novice from the expert), Why We Stink – And What We Can Do About It (The arcane particulars of body odor chemistry may not be of interest to you. Deer, however, have a completely different opinion) Departments – Cheers & Jeers (You know what we think. Here’s what you think), Upfront (Summer Geese. Honest anglers. Getting the “All” out of ATVs), Perspective (The problem with guiding other hunters is…other hunters), Conservation (Are we really running out of Prairie Dogs?), Guest Shot (There’s just something about a canvas tent), Gearing Up (At last, somewhere to cook your Moose), A Cook’s Game (Dining on Ducks and damsons), Fishing Techniques (Follow the bridge to find more Bass), Sporting Design (Dig no more. The pit blind has met it’s match), Shooting (Formulas are fun, but they can’t capture reality), Fishing (How to gear up for big freshwater fish), Vehicles (“Box” storage for the sport utility), Saltwater Fishing (Want to predict fish activity? Learn to predict the tides), Health & Safety (Stop squinting. Sportsmen’s vision problems can be solved), F&S Tips (Box call squawking out of turn? Here’s a simple solution), F&S Fundamentals (Quick and easy fixes for wet feet), Gun Dogs (Memories of dogs and placed from days gone by), Finally…(Off-season is no reason to stay out of the woods) Dateline Midwest – Winter Cottontails are prime in Ohio and Wisconsin, while Michigan’s King Salmon numbers near an all-time high. Oklahoma anglers catch winter Crappies in style, Steelhead are running in Indiana, spring Turkey-tag applications are due in Iowa, and Minnesota has an offbeat and funny ice-fishing festival.
Issue: February 1999
Condition: Very Good