BOOK
LATE SUMMER EDITION
AUG./SEPT.
BIG BASS AT NIGHT
SUMMER WALLEYE HOTSPOTS
"SMALL RIVER" MUSKIES
REGULAR FEATURES
SUPER SPOTS/
Inside Angles (You can't buy fishing suc-
SUPER WALLEYES
cess! )
Reservoirs host some of the finest
(by A1 Lindner) .
6
walleye fisheries in North America.
Learn how and where to take advantage
Bits & Pieces (Tantalizing tidbits)
of these sleeping giants.
(by Doug Stange) .
10
(by Dan Nelson) .
76
Feedback
(What our readers are saying) .
14
Faces & Places (Inside the world of
WHO WAS THAT MASKED
fishing)
FISH?
(by Tony Portincaso and
"Small river" muskies seldom see a lure,
Horace Carter)
30
and are just waiting to be caught. Here's
Trip Tip (Pennsylvania Potpourri)
our state-by-state guide to musky rivers
(by Darl Black) ..
and the key to fishing them.
117
(by Tom Zenanko and Doug Stange). 96
Through the Eyes of. .
(by Chuck Wilder) .
120
TIMELY FEATURES
BONUS FEATURES
ANGLING IN THE '80's:
EVERY ONCE IN AWHILE
GENETIC CONSERVATION:
A PHILIP
FOR THE FUTURE FISHING
A reflective look at how fishing and
Step into the amazing world of genetics,
fishermen shaped a young boy's life.
and see how it will revolutionize fisher-
(by Don Coder)
53
ies management in the years ahead.
(by Doug Stange)
THE SHOESTRING GOURMET
BLACK NIGHTS/
An outdoor masterpiece!
BLACK BASS
(by Dr. Duane Lund) .
114
Two strip pit experts reveal their night-
time secrets for catching Junker large-
mouths and smallmouths all summer
long.
(by Mike Radulovich
and Doug Loehr)
60
COMING:
COVER:
Genetics and world records, fall river
Larry Tople captures the eerie world of a
Junker largemouth at night.
walleyes, deep water smallmouths,
largemouths in rivers, and more!
.

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