Fall Fishing Trips: Don't Leave the PACKFIRE at Home

Packing for a fall fishing trip?

Rod, cooler, PACKFIRE. That's everything you need for those long days on the water.

The mornings are colder and the evenings come sooner, but the day doesn't have to end when the boats hit shore. This fall, don't leave the fire at home. Bring your PACKFIRE and make the moments you don't want to end last a little longer.

Where the river day really ends

On a recent fishing and rafting trip with friends, outdoorsman and photographer Drew Baker brought his PACKFIRE along. Once the boats were pulled up, the day didn't end. It just moved to the fire.

"The PACKFIRE became the centerpiece once we hit shore," Drew said. Instead of rushing to load the boats, the group stayed, cooked cheddar dogs and mac and cheese, and swapped stories from the water.

"Those are the moments that stick with you way longer than the fish count." — Drew Baker

Read the full story: Where the River Day Really Ends: Around the Fire with Drew Baker

Early mornings on the water

Fall fishing means early starts and cold hands. @thekurrent took his PACKFIRE and his pup out for an early morning fishing trip. Watch the video.

Your fall fishing packing list

• Rod and tackle
• Cooler with food & drinks
• PACKFIRE and dry firewood
• Warm layers for early mornings and late nights
• Camp chairs, so nobody's in a hurry to leave

Before you go, check local fire restrictions for where you're fishing. Fall conditions can change quickly.

What PACKFIRE owners are saying

"I can see this one getting a lot of use for years to come, and it's become one of those pieces of gear I now plan trips around instead of debating whether it's worth bringing." — Kyle M.

PACKFIRE goes where you go. Fishing, camping or rafting, bring the fire with you. Shop the PACKFIRE Foldable Fire Pit