He took the running boards off, his wife can no longer board the vehicle
Ha, yes. This is actually her biggest complaint. To which I respond, this isn’t even a real truck hon….
What's your fishing rig?
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Ha, yes. This is actually her biggest complaint. To which I respond, this isn’t even a real truck hon….
I laugh, but to be fair, I’ve dislocated my shoulder grabbing the oh shit handle to get in my small truck.He took the running boards off, his wife can no longer board the vehicle
mtskibum16
Life of the Party
Yeah I usually rub my flies through it whenever I see it in a parking lot. Hot fishing always follows!
Demise of what? Looks like pretty classy fishing digs to me.
Fished this river system for over 30 years. The last about 15 for 4 to 6 weeks each fall. Seeing what has happened to the steelhead numbers in inverse proportion to angler numbers and pressure I just can't be a part, albeit a small part, of the problem. I sure do miss it.
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Divad
Whitefish
That thing plus a truck takes up at least three parking spots, probably would help pressure
Park it at Coon’s, or fill up some spots at Minnie. Then proceed with a volleyball net jackassery, full on bbq setup and let the dogs run amuck while you sit back drinking beer/wine/slushies trying to convince others not to fish 
Sorry my reply went completely over your head. I also have chosen not to frequent those places within a short drive of home. While perhaps not part of a solution it is about all I can do today.That thing plus a truck takes up at least three parking spots, probably would help pressure
Divad
Whitefish
My 07 Utility Prius
When I moved a bit out of town I discovered my Tundra was a bit expensive to feed. The search began for a suitable commuter car. This is what I landed on and have been really impressed. I'm sure many are surprised to be passed on the country roads by a Prius.
Here she is loaded for a tuna trip tomorrow. Two coolers with 160lb of ice, five jig rods, one salmon rod, an empty kill bag to bring aboard, my rain gear and boots and enough iron to sink a small boat. I could even fit a passenger if needed.
Yes, there are roads she best stay clear of but for most of my fishing, this gets the job done.
When I moved a bit out of town I discovered my Tundra was a bit expensive to feed. The search began for a suitable commuter car. This is what I landed on and have been really impressed. I'm sure many are surprised to be passed on the country roads by a Prius.
Here she is loaded for a tuna trip tomorrow. Two coolers with 160lb of ice, five jig rods, one salmon rod, an empty kill bag to bring aboard, my rain gear and boots and enough iron to sink a small boat. I could even fit a passenger if needed.
Yes, there are roads she best stay clear of but for most of my fishing, this gets the job done.
Quite possibly the first time Prius and Fishing Rig has been in the same sentence…impressiveMy 07 Utility Prius
When I moved a bit out of town I discovered my Tundra was a bit expensive to feed. The search began for a suitable commuter car. This is what I landed on and have been really impressed. I'm sure many are surprised to be passed on the country roads by a Prius.
Here she is loaded for a tuna trip tomorrow. Two coolers with 160lb of ice, five jig rods, one salmon rod, an empty kill bag to bring aboard, my rain gear and boots and enough iron to sink a small boat. I could even fit a passenger if needed.
Yes, there are roads she best stay clear of but for most of my fishing, this gets the job done.
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Hey you coverd up my truck and trailer, there in "The Gravel Lot"... haha
Ridin dirty in 2019 Ram 3500 with 8ft bed! That way I can haul a "ton" of stuff.
There's a surprising number of us....
For day trips; 2006 Frontier 4x4
For trips that are a little longer,
‘85 rebuilt Vanagon Adventurewagen. I figure everybody needs a hobby, especially in retirement;
For longer trips with a few more creature comforts, 2008 Northern Lite on 2011 Chev 3500 4x4 diesel;
For trips that are a little longer,
‘85 rebuilt Vanagon Adventurewagen. I figure everybody needs a hobby, especially in retirement;
For longer trips with a few more creature comforts, 2008 Northern Lite on 2011 Chev 3500 4x4 diesel;
