Shore Angler: Ft. The Suunto Traverse Alpha Foliage

1 » Suunto Traverse Alpha Foliage

With features like GPS navigation, thermometer, moon phase calendar, weather trends and sunrise alerts, the Suunto Traverse Alpha might be the perfect fishing watch. Plan routes to your secret fishing holes and track every move using Suunto Movescount, and find your way back to camp using the automatic bread-crumb trail.

2 » SOG PowerAssist Multi-Tool

Available on Amazon ($127.18)

Remove snagged hooks, cut and tie jigs, and crimp your split-shots with this versatile multi-tool from SOG. Innovative power-assist technology allows tools to deploy quickly and easily, and the fully modular and replaceable toolset means the tool will last longer than you will.

3 » Victorinox Fibrox Filet Knife

Available on Amazon ($31.34)

Victorinox isn’t just known for making watches, they make fantastic blades as well. This light-weight filet knife’s flexible blade will make quick work of your afternoon shore lunch. The patented Fibrox handle is textured, slip-proof, and ergonomically designed for maximum precision.

4 » Stanley Classic Flask

Available on Amazon ($35.98)

Stay toasty with the same flask your grandpa used to carry, the leak-proof Stanley Flask. Don’t drink? Works great for hot chocolate and apple cider as well.

5 » Black Diamond Storm LED Headlamp

Available on Amazon (n/a)

Catch the night bite with the LED headlamp Black Diamond Storm. Waterproof, night-vision mode, and a powerful 250 lumen LED make this the perfect hands-free light source.

6 » Xplore Survival Bracelet

Available on Amazon (n/a)

Never get caught in the woods unprepared with these multipurpose survival bracelets by Xplore. A completely integrated, compass, fire-starter, whistle, and knife is wrapped with 550ft of paracord, the perfect wearable survival tool.

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Mike Johnson

Mike Johnson is the managing editor and primary contributor to 60clicks.com. Born into a military family as the son of US Navy pilot, Mike spent many of his formative years studying Computer Science and User Experience Design. When not obsessing over watches, Mike spends time hiking, traveling, and spending time with his family in Phoenix, Arizona.