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"  If Dad spends summers wading streams and winters tying flies, hook his attention with fishing gear, top-shelf spirits, and a spicy homemade breading for his catch. Present your gifts in this sturdy, vintage fishing creel, which can also serve as a stool in the field. $105; greatstuffbypaul.com.  Grill it: Ideal for the campfire or the kitchen, Nordicware&amp;#039;s two-piece Fish Boat with vent holes can be used to broil, smoke, or grill whole fish. $30; nordicware.com.  Made to order: Mix up a spicy cornmeal breading using just a few simple ingredients (recipe and instructions below!).  A fine malt: For the man who appreciates the art of passing time, the Macallan Single Malt Highland Scotch Whisky will hit the spot. Although it may be a bit of a splurge, we&amp;#039;re partial to the smooth, smoky flavor of the 21-year-old Fine Oak. $120; themacallan.com.  The scoop: To help Dad land the big one this summer, clip this durable, handcrafted, Nylon Net Bag Brodin Nets to his fishing vest. $79; orvis.com. An Added Touch: Homemade Spiced Cornmeal Breading Combine 1 cup cornmeal, 1 cup bread crumbs, 4 teaspoons sea salt, and 2 teaspoons cayenne pepper. Package in a glass jar and affix a card or label that includes the following instructions: Lightly beat two eggs in a shallow dish. Dip fish fillets in the egg, shake off the excess, then dredge in cornmeal. Pan fry until golden brown. Drain on a paper towel-lined plate. Serve hot with tartar sauce and fresh lemon, if desired.  Enhance the spatula-wielding man&amp;#039;s arsenal with grilling tools, oak smoking chips, spice rubs, and an affordable Cabernet Sauvignon from southern Australia. Wrap up your gifts in one of the Mudroom&amp;#039;s nature-styled baskets. 213-745-4425; mudroom.com.  Hot stuff Grill safely and easily with Oxo&amp;#039;s 17-inch-long flame-resistant Silicone Barbecue Mitt. $19.99; oxo.com.  Cheers McWilliam&amp;#039;s Australian Cabernet Sauvignon pairs just as well with a cheeseburger as it does with filet mignon. $11. Cover up: Orvis&amp;#039;s Dad&amp;#039;s Grilling Apron is the perfect armor for a long day at the grill. $35; orvis.com.  Smokin&amp;#039;: Wood chips add a smoky, mouthwatering flavor to grilled meats and poultry. $5.50; cook-n-out.com. Rub it on: Grill, bake, or saute with Sugar Maple or Wild Cherry Chipotle rubs, two of Taku&amp;#039;s six savory flavors. $8.99 each; takusmokeries.com.  A Smokin&amp;#039; Read: In BBQ USA (Workman; $19.95; barbequebible.com), grilling guru Steven Raichlen expertly sums up America&amp;#039;s great big barbecue culture with 425 recipes.  Whether it&amp;#039;s poker night or Sunday football, this Dad values leisure time. Give a Netflix subscription, a beer club membership, and a roster of tasty snacks. Package your gifts in Coleman&amp;#039;s Blue Excursion Cooler. $22.99; 800-835-3278; coleman.com.  Chip lover: Turn Dad on to all-natural, kettle-cooked Cape Cod Potato Chips, which come in 10 delicious flavors.  Home movies: Netflix delivers DVDs to your door in just one business day. Plans range from $10 to $18 per month; netflix.com.  Gourmet snacks: No man can resist Gary West Meats&amp;#039; tender jerky. A two-flavor 16-ounce sampler pack is $30; garywest.com.  New brews: Beer critic Michael Jackson&amp;#039;s Rare Beer Club delivers three 750 ml bottles of the club&amp;#039;s featured beer of the month for $37.50; beveragebistro.com.  Nice and cold: Keep Dad&amp;#039;s favorite beverages extra frosty with Bodum&amp;#039;s double-walled 12-ounce beer tumblers. $14.95 for a set of two; bodum.com. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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