Gifts for the guy who'd rather be outside, whether he's fishing, camping or hiking. Fishing gear from brands anglers trust (Ugly Stik, Shimano, Plano, Rapala, Buff, Costa), camp and hike essentials (Black Diamond, Jetboil, LifeStraw, Goal Zero, Colem...
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Fishing
Camp & Hike
Gear Up
Fishing
The nearly unbreakable rod and reel combo anglers swear by, about $80. Great for beginners and pros alike.
Ugly Stik GX2 Spinning Rod and Reel Combo
A smooth, dependable Shimano reel, about $40. A solid upgrade for his favorite rod.
Shimano Sienna Spinning Reel
The standard-size Plano tackle tray, about $15. Fill it with lures for an easy stocking stuffer.
Plano StowAway 3700 Tackle Box
Classic fishing pliers with a split-ring tip, about $12. Every tackle box needs a pair.
Rapala Fisherman's Pliers
A UPF 50 neck gaiter anglers wear on the water, about $25. Sun and wind protection in one.
Buff CoolNet UV Neck Gaiter
Polarized Costa sunglasses, about $117. Cuts glare on the water so he can actually see the fish.
Costa Del Mar Pargo Aviator Sunglasses
Camp & Hike
A bright, waterproof headlamp from a top climbing brand, about $48. Handy for early fishing trips and campsites.
Black Diamond Spot 400 Headlamp
The fast-boil stove backpackers love, about $145. Hot coffee at the campsite or trailhead in about two minutes.
Jetboil Flash Camping Stove
A lightweight straw filter for drinking from streams, about $18. A smart stocking stuffer for hikers and preppers.
LifeStraw Personal Water Filter
A collapsible solar lantern that packs flat, about $35. Great for tents, camp tables and power outages.
Goal Zero Crush Light Solar Lantern
A sturdy folding camp chair with a built-in 4-can cooler, about $40. For campfires, sidelines and the lake.
Coleman Camping Chair with Cooler
A portable low-smoke fire pit, about $202. Easy to bring camping or set up in the backyard.
Solo Stove Ranger 2.0 Fire Pit
Gear Up
A tough, leakproof YETI soft cooler, about $200. Keeps lunch, bait or drinks cold all day on the boat.
YETI Hopper Flip 12 Soft Cooler
Merino hiking socks with a lifetime guarantee, about $26. Warm, dry feet on every trail.
Darn Tough Men's Hiker Midweight Socks
A durable insulated Hydro Flask, about $28. Keeps water ice cold on long hikes and fishing days.
Hydro Flask Insulated Water Bottle
The classic 18-in-1 multi-tool, about $130. Every camp kit and tackle bag should have one.
