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Gear for a day on the water: Canyon Coolers Pro and Nomad coolers, HydraPak Stow bottles and a portable grill and firepit.
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Fishing trip gear: keep the catch cold and the gear dry
A good fishing trip is mostly logistics: getting to the water, keeping food and fish cold, and keeping your phone and spare layers dry. This collection covers the camp side of a fishing trip, the gear that lives in the vehicle and at the water's edge.
- Coolers: Canyon Coolers Pro45 and Pro65 hard coolers for the truck bed or campsite, and the Nomad 20 soft cooler for carrying lunch and drinks down to the water. Hardside and softside coolers in several sizes round out the options.
- Dry storage: the Sea to Summit Big River Dry Bag keeps keys, layers and electronics dry on the bank or in a boat.
- Camp: the Industrial Revolution Portable Grill and Firepit for cooking the day's catch where it is allowed, the Sprout LED lantern for early starts, and HydraPak Stow soft bottles that pack down when empty.
Pack the cooler right and ice lasts much longer. Our cooler packing guide below explains how.
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