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| February 1951 |
Hunting & Fishing |
Features - 'Special Delivery' Pickerel, Sportsmen: Make Friends With The Landowner, Streamliners With Fins, Gar Shooting - Injun Style, Pheasant Hunters Get A Break, The Comeback Trail!, Deer Rifle Talk, 1951 Preview Of Small Boats, Ever Try Trolling A Streamer Fly?, Shotgun Loads/, Rex Proves His Point, Pond Fishing, A Laugh For Cap'n Louie, The Mystery Of Henry's Lake, Walleyes With A Southern Accent, 'Chuck Shooting, Desert Deer Departments - Arms & Ammunition, Boats & Motors, Camping, Dogs, Fishing, Hunting & Fishing News, Logs On The Fire, Sports Shop |
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| 1963 |
Fishing And Hunting Yearbook |
Contents - A Report On New Developments - Fishing Gear, Hunting Gear Special Fishing-Vacation Section 10 Great Fishing Spots Across The Country - Go For Bear & Trout; How To Play Poker With A Muskie; So You Want To Fish The Artic!; Mad Scramble For Basswood Bass; Jackpot Fishing From The Highway; Meet The Jumpingest Salmon; When The Mackerel Move Downtown; Have Trout, Need Fishermen; Big Trout Strike Just Up Yonder; Florida's hidden World of fishing How The Experts Do It - Spin Or Bait Cast? You Need Both!; We Murdered Them With Peas, String Beans And Corn; Best Fishing By A Dam Site; Secrets Of The Smallmouth Stream Articles Of General Interest - Fishing With A Whang! Bam! Boom!; The Click That Can Save Your Trip; The Last Of The Birch Bark Canoe Builders; We Had To Catch Our Lunch Every Day; Secrets Of Successful Fish Smokers |
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| September 1977 |
Hunting |
Features - Big Game - Mule Deer, Whitetail Small Game - Go To School For Gobblers Upland Game - Bona Fide Back Road Bonanza Waterfowl - Double Action Duo Off Season - The Ground Squirrel Game Exotic - The Rogues Of Chifungwe State Of The Month - Minnesota General - Cut By Slice Deer Butchering, 1977-78 Hunting Seasons, Is It Speed That Kills? Protect America's Hunting Heritage - Will Steel Shot Cripple Your Hunting? Departments - Letters, Legislative Front, Hap's Hints, Snap Shots, Questions & Answers, Brand New, Hunter's Edge, Big Game Anatomy, Guns & Loads, Bowhunting, The Duffel Bag, Highcenters, Handloading For Hunting, Classified, Backtracking |
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| April 1978 |
Gray's Sporting Journal - Trout & Salmon |
Contents - Gray's Journal; Yarnspin; Sockeye Celebration; A Fishing Tale; Hampshire Chalkstreams; Fisherman's Luck; Pictorial: Seasons; Bear With My Fishing; Of Perfume And Mud; Memorial Day Brown; Salmon: Irish Style; King Salmon On The Fly; Pictorial: Steelhead; Opening Day - Manhattan County; Magellan's Salmon; Spring Brown |
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| November 1978 |
Gray's Sporting Journal - Water Fowl |
Contents - Gray's Journal; Yarnspin; Black Brant; Whose Swamp This Is; Notes From Duckblinds; The Opening; Pictorial - Duck Island - The Good New Days; Stewed Wild Duck; Pictorial - Over Decoys; Two Limits At Tacoma; Where Gramps Built The Fire; Tarred And Feathered |
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| February 1979 |
Great Lakes Fisherman |
Features - Like Long Odds? Try Sturgeon Spearing (A fascinating look at this most unusual wintertime sport); Wading Tips (The fisherman afoot often has the edge on his boating or shore-bound counterparts); Jig A Chunky Walleye (How to score with lead heads on these popular gamesters); Great Lakes Perch Are Back (The angling season looks bright for these tasty panfish); 1979 Lake Trout Forecast (By all indications '79 is shaping up as a banner year); Tactics For River Smallmouth (Best tactics and baits for stream bronzebacks); Add Science To Your Fishing (Basic biological tips which can help increase your catch); Mini-Plastic Tactics (These little soft-bodied lures are big on action); Build A Fish Cleaning Table (A simple inexpensive project which helps in preparing your catch) Area Action Guide - Lake Erie; Lake Huron; Lake Michigan; Lake Ontario; Lake Superior Departments - Editorial; Fly Fishing; What's New; Camp And Fish; Boating; Back To Basics |
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| Volume 1 |
Trout Streams Of Michigan |
Table Of Contents - Foreward; The Trout Of Michigan's Streams; Trout Fishing Techniques; Michigan Trout Streams; Part 1: Upper Peninsula Trout Streams (The Otter River; The Paint River; The Ontonagon River; The Fox River; The Whitefish River; The Escanaba River; The Two Hearted River; The Sucker and Blind Sucker Rivers; Alger County Streams; More Alger County Streams; Luce and Chippewa County Streams; The Black River); Part II: Northern Lower Peninsula Trout Streams (The Jordan River; The Tobacco River; The Pere Marquette River; The Little Manistee River; The Rifle River; The White River; The Maple River); Part III: Southern Lower Peninsula Trout Streams (The Rogue River; Fish Creek; The Kalamazoo River; The Paw Paw River; The Dowagiac River) |
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| January / February 1983 |
Fishing World |
A Striper Status Report (Though prospering in freshwater, the Atlantic stocks of this gamefish are declining while new world records are being set), The Approach (The trout who doesn't know you are there is best. Failing that, try to persuade him you are just some more livestock), The Smallest Guide (Uncle Tom found a savvy, seasoned veteran who was guiding for the summer between fifth and sixth grades), Trouting The River Holes (A cold norther makes the spotted seatrout go hide, and you can load the boat if you know where to find them), My Trout World - Part II (The dean of the LeTort concludes his reminiscences based on a lifetime of trout fishing - and fish watching), Hook-And-Line Herring (Is this possible? An underfished Atlantic Seaboard anadromous gamefish right beneath our noses?), Drift Boats (Whoever decided the ancient Grand Banks cod-fishing dory should float rivers was a genius), Warmer Wading (There are some new fabrics that properly used make winter wading less of an ordeal than ever before), Sunglasses For Fishermen (A fishing ophthalmologist, a fishing optician and a fishing guide put their heads together on the subject of polariods), The Bahamas Best Bonefishing (The author of Fishing Guide To The Bahamas picks the top five) |
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| 1985 |
Action Hunting |
Contents - Bucks In The Beans (Soybean fields are like magnets to deer. Here's how to take advantage), Make Book On A Buck (I was a so-so deer hunter until I went to this system. Now I'm confident I'll score every season), What 30 Bucks Taught Me (This crash course in the Whitetail School of Hard Knocks can save you a lot of grief), Roust A Rooster (You'll put your share of ringnecks in the bag with these special tricks), Shotguns That Do The Impossible (Meet the man who has mastered the secrets of tight choke boring), Mad Moose (Bull moose come running when you know how to make 'em mad. You don't need a call), Wapiti And Woe (The mountain days of an elk humter are a blend of elation and heartbreak), Bait That Bear! (This guide's advice on baits, blinds, and tactics has been proven by success), Doves Get Better! (The second part of the season during late autumn offers the best shooting), Muley Success With Whitetail Tactics (Mid-west whitetail experts hit the high country with their own tactics from home), The Big Push (When the woods are crowded with hunters, whitetail bucks change their patterns of feeding, moving, hiding), Grouse Bonanza! (Switch to early-season hunting and watch your success skyrocket), Master Bob Has Changed His Ways (The changing face of bobwhite country has brought about a different type of hunting), Backpack Hunters Potluck (Targets of opportunity mean you don't have to live on freeze-dry in the backcountry), Ghost Birds (Some turkeys are so old and tough they become legends), Boating For Bushytails (This is suirrel hunting the crowds never find. It's quiet, productive and more fun), The High Hard Way For Mule Deer (From our high-country camp, we hunt mule deer with black-powder wweapons) |
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1985 |
Sportsman's Bowhunting Annual |
Contents - Whitetail Wisdom (Deadly pre-rut tactics can make you a master hunter); Deer Camp Gameplan (Some fresh ideas on running the perfect deer camp); High & Wild For Giant Racks (High-country hunting for mule deer and elk); Treestands Are Overrated (Deer do look up - and they don't like what they see); Clock That Black Bear (A top guide's system for baiting big bruins); The Challenge Of Elk (Bugle in a giant bull. You can do it - on your own); Bowhunting Fox (Here's a special challenge of fun and skill); Trophy Whitetail Hotspots (Computer studies reveal your best bets for a giant rack); Ben Knows His Bucks (A revealing portrait of a master woodsman); Buck-Master (Secrets that took 50 bucks in 30 years of bowhunting); Any Buck Is A Good Buck (Some good advice for new bowhunters); Little Secrets For Big Success (Little things can be as important as luck or skill); 10 Keys To Better Bowhunting (Expert tips to help you put a buck on the meat pole); Bearhunting's Most Important Skill (Learn where deer will be feeding, hiding, moving); Secrets Of A Big-Buck Specialist (Tactics that put five bucks in the record book) |
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| October / November 1988 |
Michigan Fisherman |
Features - Should You Release Trout & Salmon? (Why are sportsmen killing fish that are on a spawning run? Perhaps this resource can be saved simply by catch & release fishing); Tricks To Take Big Northerns (Here's a sure-fire bag of tricks to help you catch those toothy monsters); Debunking Walleye Fishing Myths (At times it is hard to seperate the truth from fiction when it comes to walleye fishing strategy); Stream Salmon (Give this exciting sport a try this fall. There are chinook, coho and pink salmon in most Michigan streams); Try Benzie County - This Is Steelhead Country! (If you are looking for big trout and plenty of them...try Benzie County); First Fish (Catching your first fish is an exhilarating experience, one worth remembering); Fly Fishing For Fall Steelhead (Try this method for fast-paced steelie action when cool fall weather draws big trout); Ausable Steelheading: Driftboat Style (Driftboat fishing offers a scenic tour of the stream and the environment, mixed with hot fishin' action); King Trout (Big trout are seldom seen, they come once in a lifetime) Departments - Editorial; Bassin' Tips; Walleye Wisdom; Stroh's Master Angler Photos; Panfish Methods; Trout & Salmon Tidbits; Sportsman's Kitchen; What's New |
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| November / December 1992 |
Game & Gun |
Contents - The Spanish Purdey (An in-depth Study of Spain's best); Black Brant: The Last Bear Hunt (Those sometimes elusive sea geese, from the pen and the brush of one of America's foremost wildlife artists); Why Not Woodcock? (A Southerner who loves the ways of this Northerner visitor); Upland Espionage (How to cheat, slicker and connive your way into great hunting - at the other guy's expense); Getting The Most From A Foreign Shoot (A band of American pigeons in the land of the red-legged partridge); The Game & Gun Gazette (News * Notes * In The Trade * Dear Game & Gun * Field Reports * Etc); Anatomy Of A Waterfowler (There's nothing quite like this fellow - and this is his time of year); Steel Shot: Is There Really A Choice? (A lot of shots at a lot of telephone books and pattern sheets tell a grim tale); Going South (The best way to avoid putting the gun away when the snow flies - a Southern quail plantation); A French Connection - Vouzelaud (If you thought the French were not service-oriented, then meet the Vouzelaud family); Doc Hall's Journal: Saskatchewan Rambling (A trip to the wild waterfowl reaches of Canada in a '39 Ford); From David McKay Brown: A New Over-Under Design (An exclusive look at the newest over-under design to come from the UK) |
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| March / April 1993 |
Ducks Unlimited |
Features - Alexander Hunter And The Poetry Of Sporting (The huntsman from the South opens the window to a remarkable era of American waterfowl hunting); Recipe For Success (In the Iowa heartland, a unique partnership is encouraging farmers to bring back potholes); Mastering The Mississippi (For a small group of adventurous waterfowlers, the Mississippi Rivers offers tremendous challenges and rewards); 10 Great Hunting Lies Men Tell Women (Decipher these cryptic utterances heard each year around hunting season); Future Shot? (Amid hope and speculation, bismuth may signal a new dawn for waterfowlers searching for a nontoxic alternative to steel shot); Reserva (DU helps shape the future of conservation in Mexico and beyond Departments - Editorial (Steady progress); Flyways (DU in action); Gearing Up (Winged spreads); Understanding Waterfowl (Canvasback migration); Going About It (Quality mounts); Retreivers (Cross training); Shotgunning (Moisature-proofing loads); Mixed Bag (Tips, recipes & such); Past Times (Shore-bird hunting); DU Almanac (Trivia tidbits); Greenwings (The American wigeon); Closing Time (An eye for detail) |
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| May / June 1993 |
Game & Gun |
Contents - A Woodcock In Scotland (An adventure after the European bird of myth and lore); Images From The North Country: An Interview With David A. Maass (Perhaps America's most celebrated wildlife artist and his reflections on his days afield); The Wingshooter's Forum: Fast Guns With Michael McIntosh (Q & A on what makes for fast shooting); Doc Hall's Journal: Pintail Ranch (The ducks and the personalities - canine and human - of this waterfowler's mecca); The Reason For Rails (It was a gentleman's sport once...and perhaps still is); South Dakota Dreamin' (Like deja vu...all over again - a return to the glory years); The Game & Gun Gazette (In the trade...Mexico trip report...book reviews...a few odds and ends); Shooting Flying: Grouse Shooting (Guns, loads, techniques for the King); The Snows Of Saskatchewan (The speak of their wilderness and their wildness on the great, golden plain); You Can Always Tell A Duck Hunter...But You Can't Tell Him Much (A look at the lighter side of the sport); The Beretta Onyx MC3 Ultralight (A gun test); The Droves Of Doves Of Argentina (It's quite possible your shooting shoulder can't take it); Pigeon Shooting In America (Time was, it was the shooting sport where fortunes and reputations were won and lost); William Baker, Inventor Extraordinary (If you run across one of these, the Author wants to hear from you) |
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| 1994 |
The Complete Sportsman's Fishing '94 |
Contents - Double Your Fun! (Expert angler Bill Dance selects a new lure and a new reel destined for big things on Bass and Crappie waters this year), Bass On The Breaks (Find the unique features where bottom structures are disrupted, and you'll have found where large numbers of bass are holding a town meeting), Trouting's Big 3 For '94 (Lucky indeed will be the serious fly fisherman who puts these three Western rivers on his 1994 destination agenda), Super Lines! (In certain applications, the new braided fishing lines may very well be the best line for the job. At other times, monofilament still gets the nod. Learn which line is best for you), Lighten Up For Lunkers (Want to catch slab-sided bluegills and other lunker panfish all year long? Then try this light-line system), Year-Round On The Yellowstone (Winter, spring, summer or fall, here's your guide to a year of tight lines on Montana's famed Yellowstone River), Largemouths For The Wall! (This amazing system consistently catches lunker largemouths perfect for the wall - from 5 to 15 pounds), Trophy Fish Of The Tundra (If catching a kaleidoscope's worth of colorful, tough-fighting fish is your idea of heaven, tackle up and head for Alaska), Superior Adventure (If you want to catch big lakers until your forearms freeze up, this Lake Superior "dream trip" is just what you've been waiting for), Surface-Slashing Smallmouths (When the bronzebacks are hitting on top - or on their beds - the light-tackle action just can't be beaten), Graphite Promises (Gary Loomis' new GLX anti-gravity graphite fly rods are some of the lightest, toughest and most sensitive fish sticks on the market), Those Dam Walleyes (Unlike other bodies of water, reservoir's can be barren of walleye-holding structures and may seem tougher to fish. But with these tactics, you can limit out), Trailwater Trout (For giant brown trout - with plenty of rainbows on the side - Tennessee's Clinch River is the hotest river the crowds haven't yet found), North-Woods Mixed Bag (From trout to walleye to trout to smallies, this Canada hotspot has it all!), Georgia's Other Record Largemouth (Nickie Rich's Georgia bass is the state's second largest all time. Here's the entire story of the 17 pound, 14 ounce record bucketmouth), No-Rules Brook Trout (This Canada hotspot for the biggest, and baddest, brook trout you'll ever cast a fly for should be at the top of your fishing trip list), "Whiteout" Bass Blitz (When the white miller mayfly hatch hits the smallmouth rivers, even the bottom-hugging bronzebacks come up for a feast) Special Section: New Tackle For 1994 - Complete roundup of all the new gear that will make your 1994 fishing more fun and more rewarding than ever, Lures and Baits, Electronics, Rods and Reels, Accessories |
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| January / February 1994 |
Game & Gun |
Contents - The British Section - John Dickson & Son, Part II (One of the most unusual customers a gunmaker ever had); Americans In The U.K. (How the Anglos view the Colonials and other helpful hints); Bismuth Shot: A Report From The U.K. (A test of the non-toxic shot's use in England - ballistics, penetration and use in the field); Buying The British Boxlock (Some very solid information on the solid Birmingham gun); The Ptarmigan Of Hudson Bay: Hudson Bay Adventure, Part II (This may be the last bird you ever get around to shooting, and he's fascinating indeed); The Game & Gun Gazette (Delta Waterfowl Interview on predation...Picking a Trip...Luck Management...more); The Folly Of Pheasants (Adventures with the long-tailed bird and the characters he attracks); Labrador Legends (America's great humorist looks at his favorite breed); Shooting As Athletics, Part 1 (Technique in shooting shares much with...baseketball?); When The Duck Wind Blows (A photo essay); An American Classic, Grades & Prices (A look back at what they used to cost, and an expert's opinion of them then); Doc Hall's Journal: Bad Days At Black Rock, Part 1 (Doc and his cronies descend upon a hapless little town for upland birds); To Dupe A Snipe (Decoying this fine little game bird is definitely not a lost art) |
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2005 |
Wild Hunting |
Contents - Alaska Moose Hunting On Your Own; Hunting America's Master Predator; Fit To Hunt; Buffalo!; Late-Season Desert Safari; One Step Shy Of Heaven; Africa On Your Own; You Can Hunt Elk; Light Rifles For Tough Hunting; No Non-Believers In Big Bear Country; Marco Polo's Argali; Rattlin' Up Whitetail; Teeth, Tusks, And Tennis Shoes; Trails To Adventure; Widerness Lights; Tracks In The Snow; Alaskan Caribou Adventure; Tracks In The Sonoran Sand; Flintlock Magic |
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2006 |
Big Game Adventures |
Features - Yukon World Record Caribou; Back To The Beginning; Guiding In The Light Of Enchantment; One More Christmas Miracle; The Lion Jinx; Perfect Timing; Hunting Behind The Fallen Iron Curtain; Happy Trails; Bill Haywood's Alaskan Brown Bear; The Chugach Mountains For Moose; Double Dugga Boys; Grizzly Hunting In Alaska; The King Of The Basin; Pass It On; Yukon Sheep Hunting; My First Bear; The Riverbreak Elk; Up The Creek With A Paddle; Last-Hour Caribou; Big Bulls At Dusk; The "Three Strikes, You're Out" Bear; Sheep Hunting Highs And Lows; Thank You, Old Boy; Meat Shooter; Lions In The Snow; The Bulls Of Nushagak Hills; Upper Stikine Stones; Polar Bear; Alone In Alaska; The Patriarch BGA Bowhunter - The Sounds Of Fall; World Record Brown Bear; Mbogo Bull With One Arrow; The P's And Q's For Prairie Mulies; It Wasn't Meant To Be; Yogi The Elkoholic; Beauty And The Beasts; The Color Of Spring; The Edge Of Space; On A String And A Prayer Departments - Letters; Compass Heading (South Africa, Namibia, Botswana); Youth Adventures: Jordan's Muskox |
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