| Field & Stream (West ed.) 1995 John Merwin |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A century of piscatorial progress.(fishing)(100th anniversary issue of Field and Stream) | Sports and fitness | John Merwin, Ken Schultz |
| Burt's place. (reminiscence of country truck repair shops) | Sports and fitness | John Merwin |
| Help from the bass lab.(Fishing)(Column) | Sports and fitness | John Merwin |
| Letter to a young sportsman.(Looking Ahead)(Cover Story) | Sports and fitness | John Merwin |
| Speaking of spoons. (lures)(includes a related article on using single-hook spoons)(Annual Special Fishing Issue) | Sports and fitness | John Merwin |
| Superlines: the next generation.(Fishing)(includes related articles on the use of the rod with the new lines and on new line designations)(Evaluation) | Sports and fitness | John Merwin |
| The state of the striped bass. (A Special Report) | Sports and fitness | John Merwin |
| The ten-year forecast.(Looking Ahead)(Cover Story) | Sports and fitness | John Merwin |
| Twenty who made a difference.(individuals who have had a positive influence on outdoor sports) | Sports and fitness | George Reiger, David E. Petzal, Keith McCafferty, Bob Stearns, John Merwin, Joe Doggett, William G. Tapply, Lionel Atwill, Sam Curtis, Datus Proper, W. Hardbark McLoughlin, Bill Tarrant, Jean McKenna |
| Well-cast lines.(excerpts from 'The Fisherman's Quotation Book') | Sports and fitness | John Merwin |
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