For camping trips with a planned fishing component two overlooked items that can turn out to be true lifesavers are a lock-blade filet knife and a second spool of line for a spinning reel. A lock-blade filet knife is much easier to carry in pockets…
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Pouch-packaged chicken or tune, instead of canned, in a tortilla is a quick and delicious protein-rich meal for the trail. Both items come in durable, light and flat packaging that is not difficult to stick back in your pack after using. You can also add…
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Food can be a driving force for completing a hike or long day of camping activities. Good food can make it all worth it and can even bring people closer together. It doesn’t matte if your camping out of a vehicle or a backpack good…
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The trouble with camping and hiking is that you often never know what the temperature or weather is going to be. I always recommend to people to dress in layers and bring layers that are appropriate for the time of year and climate you will…
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Even though you may be a beginner at camping and you don’t really know what to do there is one easy way to establish your no dummy. Practice assembling your tent before you head out on your trip. Being able set up your tent quickly…
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The biggest struggle for backpackers is weight. So one simple tick I use to ensure I have the power food to move forward up the tail while also cutting down on weight is oatmeal packets. When backpacking, oatmeal can be eaten with just a plastic…
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There is only one thing worse than getting your clothes and gear wet when you’re camping, and that’s putting them back on the next day! When the elements are against you, there is sometimes no way around getting soggy. Your first line of defense is…
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When your out camping, more times than not, you’ll need a flashlight or lantern for something at sometime in the night. I’ve found after countless fumblings with a flashlight I have found that the best tool I could possibly have in my gear bag is…
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For most outdoor enthusiasts north of the 38th parallel camping takes a hiatus from October – April. And like most people, if the camping stuff is out of site, it’s out of mind, until the weather turns warm again. When heading out for the first…
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MOORESTOWN, N.J. (May 23, 2011) — Pioneer Research, North American headquarters for SeaLife Underwater Cameras, Vero Vellini Gunslings and the VION MiNi 2000 Handbearing Compass, announced that Joshua Gilmour has joined the company as its marketing coordinator. He will report directly to Brian Correia, director…
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