Field & Stream Magazine – March 1956 – “How to Catch a Trout on a Hair” (No Label)
This March 1956 issue of Field & Stream features the article “How to Catch a Trout on a Hair” by A. J. McClane, along with an outstanding collection of stories, tips, and outdoor adventure writing. A wonderful collectible for anglers and outdoor history enthusiasts alike, it reflects the sporting spirit of the 1950s. The magazine is in good condition, with the exact copy shown in the listing being the one you will receive. Please check photos for condition details.
We offer combined shipping on multiple purchases—just ask. Each magazine comes in a clear protective covering for safe storage and display.
Table of Contents
Feature Articles
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Death of a Lake — George Laycock – p.70
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Kite Fishermen of Bali — Henry Oscar Wright – p.72
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They Shall Not Perish — Harold Titus – p.78
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“Listen, Bergen . . .” — Jack Cornelius – p.82
How To Do It
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How to Take Better Photos — Howard Modavis – p.20
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Trout on a Hair — A. J. McClane – p.55
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Rabbits Are Where You Make Them — Roger M. Latham – p.74
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Sportsman’s Notebook — H. G. Tapply – p.76
Photo Stories
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Day with a Warden — Don Leighton – p.66
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Bow-and-Arrow Carp — Erwin A. Bauer – p.80
True Adventure
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For Men Only — V. B. Bostick – p.58
Fact Fiction
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My Friend the Elephant — John W. Vandercook – p.62
Where to Go
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Bonefish Without Fear — Ray Camp – p.60
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The Big Tyee — Van Campen Heilner – p.64
Regular Features
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Cheers and Jeers — The Readers – p.4
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The Old Man and the Boy — Robert C. Ruark – p.8
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The Lower Forty — Corey Ford – p.12
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Broiling Is Better — Ted Trueblood – p.14
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Bow Hunting — Rocky Teller – p.18
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1955 Winners: Field & Stream Fishing Contest – p.84
Cover Painting: John Clymer
Departments
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Sportsman’s Shopper – p.22
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Where to Go – p.30
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Conservation – p.48
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Fishing – p.96
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Boating – p.128
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Prize Fishing Contest – p.138
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Salt Water – p.140
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Shooting – p.152
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Gun Dogs – p.164
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Outdoor Questions – p.176
A fine addition to any sporting library, this issue blends practical know-how, vivid travel pieces, and timeless outdoor stories.