GAME & FISH: ON NEWSSTANDS NOW The March issue of Game & Fish magazine, America's only national outdoor magazine with a focus on regional hunting and fishing, is available on newsstands now. Here is a preview of what's inside.
Spring Snow Geese, New Gear, Red-Dot Sights Shutterstock image The March issue of Game & Fish includes the following national stories:
On the Dot: When—and when not to—use a red-dot sight for big-game hunting. By Richard Mann
Spring Snow Storms: Snow geese come by the thousands when things go right, but a spring hunt hinges on planning—and luck. By Shawn Skipper
Fine Line: Fluorocarbon line has only gotten better in its 50 years of connecting anglers to fish. By Dr. Jason Halfen
Pro Deer Policy: Can one group speak for all deer hunters? The National Deer Association thinks so. By Andrew McKean
Price Points: Three setups that make fly fishing affordable. By John Taranto
Buyer's Guide: Haul your gear and keep it secure with these cargo management systems. By Joseph Albanese
Region-by-Region: Great Stories Close to Home Regional covers of the March issue of Game & Fish Magazine. Here's a look at some of the regional articles in the March issue of Game & Fish:
EAST — River Muskies: Three proven techniques for early- spring muskies in moving water (By Jeff Knapp). Pre-Spawn Smallies: Catching smallmouth bass can be tough this time of year ... but it’s hardly impossible (By Tony Hansen). Scout Gobblers Now: If you want to be ready for opening day, get your keister off the couch and into the woods (By Bob Humphrey).
MIDWEST — River Eyes: Find some of the biggest walleyes of the year in moving water (By Dr. Jason Halfen). Early Birds: Formulate a strategy now to fill your turkey tag on opening day (By Tony Peterson). Jerking Spring Bass: Jerkbaits offer a dependable solution for lethargic early-spring fish (By Shane Beilue).
SOUTH — Gobbler Game Plan: Start strategizing now for the best turkey season of your life (By Doug Howlett). Beat the Odds: Expert advice for one of bass fishing’s toughest months (By Ken Duke). Big-Bass Wonderland: Florida's Lake George remains one of the South's top producers of monster largemouths (By Larry Larsen).
WEST — Get the Drop on a Gobbler: Pre-season scouting can mean the difference between boom and bust in the turkey woods this spring (By Scott Haugen). California Dreaming: Eight top waters for monster Golden State bass (By Ken Duke). Pattern a Shotgun: Determine the right load-and-choke combo for your turkey gun (By Bob Robb).
Bucket List: Into the Bellpen Shutterstock image Tangling with bull redfish near Venice, La., requires stout tackle and a willingness to push boundaries (By Drew Warden).
