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Wisconsin's 2026 Fishing Season Brings Early Opener and New Rules
The 2026 Wisconsin fishing season is shaping up to be one of the more significant in recent memory, with the state's Department of Natural Resources rolling out earlier start dates, updated regulations, and changes designed to put more anglers on the water with more opportunities to catch fish. Whe
Casio's Second Automatic Watch Is Better Than the First
Casio built its reputation on affordable, reliable quartz watches and digital timepieces that have been around since the 1970s. Mechanical movements — the kind with a hairspring and mainspring ticking away inside — were never part of the brand's story. So when Casio dropped its first-ever automatic
Trump Opens Atlantic Monument to Commercial Fishing, But There Are Catches
The Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument sat off-limits to commercial fishermen for years. That changed in early 2026, when President Trump signed a proclamation reopening its waters to commercial fishing — a move that sent ripples through the New England fishing industry and re
PDR Cigars Revives the AFR-75 Line After Years Away
After sitting on the shelf of memory for a few years, PDR Cigars is bringing back one of its most respected lines. The AFR-75, originally released in 2013, is making its return this summer — and for those who remember it, the news is worth paying attention to. A Line Built on Proving a Point T
Nissan Xterra Is Back, And It's Keeping It Real
After more than a decade without a dedicated off-roader in its lineup, Nissan is finally bringing back the Xterra — and the early details are shaping up to be exactly what fans of the original have been waiting for. No gimmicks, no radical reinvention, and most importantly, no all-electric powertra
Davidoff's New Travel Humidor Is Built for the Road
There's a certain kind of cigar smoker who doesn't let a busy schedule get in the way of a good smoke. He travels for work, he travels for pleasure, and wherever he ends up, he wants his cigars treated with the same respect they'd get sitting in a climate-controlled humidor back home. Davidoff seem
America's Most Expensive Cup of Coffee Isn't Where You'd Expect
Coffee drinkers across the country know the price of their morning cup can swing depending on where they live, but nothing quite compares to what residents and visitors in Hawaii deal with at the counter. According to data from restaurant management software company Toast, the median price for a re
Honda's Passport Trailsport Is Defying the Odds
There's a quiet revolution happening inside Honda's showrooms, and most people aren't talking about it. While the Japanese automaker is watching several of its most familiar nameplates slide backward in sales, one rugged SUV is doing the exact opposite — and doing it in a way that nobody really exp
Toscano's Terre Is Coming to America
For years, Italian cigar smokers have had access to something that American enthusiasts could only read about. That changes this month. Toscano, the storied Italian cigar manufacturer, is bringing its Terre cigar to the United States market, and the timing lines up with one of the biggest events on
Timex Takes On Rolex With a $800 Titanium GMT
There's a certain kind of watch guy who doesn't want to spend five figures on a tool watch. He wants something built to take abuse, reads the time in two time zones without fuss, and looks sharp enough that people ask about it. For a long time, that meant choosing between a Rolex Explorer II he cou
