Take a kid fishing ... you can either go fishing or take a kid fishing, but you can't do both at the same time

Article Abstract:

A fisher describes the problems involved in going fishing with his wife and two young sons. One son tipped over a container of crickets, while the other one cast his entire fishing rod into the water. The fisher realized that his father was right in telling him to leave the children at home.

Column, Children, Humor and anecdotes

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The old bateau

Article Abstract:

A lifelong fishing enthusiast describes growing up in Alabama as a member of a fishing family. Fishing and writing were twin loves, even from childhood, and a copy of Field and Stream magazine was a treasure to be savored. Southern fishing memories are described.

Appreciation, Illustration

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Fishing with dogs

Article Abstract:

Six quotations accompany color photographs of fishermen and their dogs. They celebrate the companionship of a good sporting dog.

Cover Story, Speeches, lectures and essays, Hunting dogs

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