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Car campingDrive in, set up, settle in.BackpackingCarry it all on your back.Day hikeOut and back before dark.River fishingWade in and make a cast.Hunting & glassingLong sits, wide-open country.

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The weekend camp

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Find the right tent for your trip

For a tent you carry on your back, compare packed weight and packed dimensions first. For car camping, interior space, standing height and ease of setup may matter more than saving a few ounces.

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A better fit starts before the trail

Measure both feet while standing and use the longer measurement. Compare length and width separately with the exact manufacturer size chart. Example: if your longer foot measures 270 mm, compare that measurement with the chart’s foot-length column, not the boot’s outsole length. Never convert it to a universal shoe size.

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Put together your first fly-fishing kit

Rod length and line weight should suit the fish, water and flies you intend to use. A setup for small trout streams will not necessarily work for saltwater or large predatory fish.

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Pack a car-camping kitchen

Write down each meal and how you will prepare it. Pack one cooking method that covers the menu, then match the pot and pan sizes to the portions. A two-person pasta dinner needs a boiling pot, serving tool and bowls; it does not automatically need a second burner.

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