FEATURES
GREAT LAKES PIER FISHING
European answers to pier-
fishing problems.
Inside Angles
(by Tony Portincaso and
(Variety is the
Marc Wisniewski) ..
Spice of Life)
(by Larry Dahlberg)
9
MUSKIES FROM HIGHLAND
PAGE 129
Bits & Pieces (Tantalizing Tidbits)
RESERVOIRS
(by Doug Stange and
ANGLING IN THE '80s:
Deep trolling techniques for
Ralph Manns)
14
HABITAT, ORGANIZATION
monster muskies.
& OUR BASS
(by Don Wirth with
FISHING FUTURE
Fred McClintock)
108
Improving fish habitat
for the future.
CRANKBAIT WALLEYES
(by Doug Hannon and
Hard baits for hard-and-fast action,
Ralph Manns)
48
(by Dan Sura and
Dave Csanda)
128
HERE TODAY,
GONE TOMORROW
HIGH-COUNTRY CRAPPIES
Catch bass during the transition
Jumbo crappie tactics for
from spring to summer.
deep impoundments.
(by Dave Csanda and
176
(by Rich Zaleski)
A1 Lindner)
63
VERTICAL MIGRATION
SUNFISH MACHINE
MYTHS!
Fly rod tips for consistent
The truth about bass
panfish action.
migrations.
211
(by Larry Dahlberg)
78
(by Ralph Manns)
PAGE 78
PAGE 176
Feedback
(What Our Readers Are Saying) 24
Faces & Places
(Inside the World of Fishing)
(by a panel of insiders)
32
Issues & Answers
(Balancing America's Budget
Will Affect Fishing)
(by Rudolph Rosen)
For Kids of All Ages
(Guaranteed Fisht)
(by Doug Stange)
Cartoons
230
266
4 IN-FISHERMAN
94


SPECIAL SECTION
DRIVE TO GREAT
ONTARIO:
CANADIAN ANGLING
DEM BONES MEAN FISH'
(by Doug Stange)
242
(by Doug Stange)
252
SASKATCHEWAN:
MANITOBA:
WALLEYES OF THE
MANITOBA MEANS
WESTERN PRAIRIES
FINE FISHING
(by Dave Csanda
(by Doug Stange)
258
with Stephan Bunka)
246
BONUS FEATURES
IN-FISHERMAN
TV LOG
18
IN-FISHERMAN
RADIO LOG
22
THE IN-FISHERMAN
UNDERWATER GALLERY
Go underwater with
the largemouth bass
155
MASTER ANGLERS
The winners of our 1985
IN-FISHERMAN Master
Angler Contest
164
PEAK DAILY FISHING
PERIODS
257
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