Depending on what your outdoor hobbies are, you may well find yourself accumulating a lot of outdoor equipment. If your outdoor pastimes are varied, you will find that some of this equipment will be specifically for just one area of your outdoor pursuits.
Think about it, if you like to fish, you will have all kinds of rods and nets, bait and lures, you will collect them over time and have quite a collection. But they will not then nessecarily be used for other hobbies you have, such as shooting. You will have another set of equipment that you will pack, just for your when you go out shooting.
There will be some practical tools that you find useful for all of your outdoor hobbies though. For example a knife, or multi tool, these could be taken when you go outdoors, and provide you with a handy tool.
For fishing a multi tool would be useful to have for cutting any wire or line you may be using. If you take a look at the video for the Leatherman Skeletool below, you can see just how easy to use it is, and how many tools it has with it.
I think that you would probably get a lot of use out of a tool like this, a small, but very practical piece of outdoor equipment. That you will soon begin to rely on, it is always reassuring to know it is in your pocket. Being light weight it will not be a burden to carry, and fits easily into your pocket.
Another good idea would be to sort out some of your kit, or tools, that are also useful for all of your hobbies. You could include a first aid pack, for example, then pack them all in a good compact bag and it will be ready for you to pick up when you are going out. This will save you some time having to sort these things from one pack to another, and also save you money from having to buy any duplicate bits and pieces.
