Recent content by DeadMoney44

Was just going to recommend Bob Mitchells Fly Shop. There is quite a bit of trout fishing in Minnesota, depending on where you live. Around the cities, head SE to the Whitewater State Park area. In the north, head to the Arrowhead. Beyond trout, bluegill/sunfish are a hoot on top water poppers...

where do you guys ground these to use the 120V AC on the road?

Contrary to some posts, fly-fishing is for all of us; it's not that complex. You do not have to find the perfect rod/reel/line combo to get started, you first have to find out if you like it. What I would recommend, is finding a cheap setup that gets you out on the water. As you become more...

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Boil water from a lake or river before I wash with it? Really? Do you guys only swim at the Y?

For forearm or wrist on most anyone, or tib/fib on a child, you'd be surprised how well a magazine and a rectangular bandage works. The best mags have a glued binding vs. stapled. i.e. Cosmo works better than US Weekly.

I suggest putting some 2" X slides perpendicular to you lower cross members. Those totes get full and it may be a PITA to slide them in.

I admire the trip and the miles covered but man you missed sooooooooo much. I'm not sure a month is enough time to cover that much real estate. You drove right by Glacier, Yellowstone, the back side of the Tetons, Little and Big Cottonwood Canyons, etc. And that is a short list of your trip...

Not only will there still BE snow in and around the Park City area, they will get a considerable amount of snow in March. It would not be too unusual to wake up to six to 20 inches of new snow every day of your trip.

Not Yogi and Booboo

Also have the Eureka Equinox 6. It has been a great family tent for more than 15 years. The only negatives: Not the easiest to set up solo. Possible, but MUCH easier with two. It is not a light, small package. I'm guessing 10" X 30" stowed and with my ground cloth and vestibule, it probably tops...

Find a six gal. bucket This works great. If you find a six gallon bucket you get about four more inches of height. Same diameter.

Love the report. Some really great pictures. Would love to see more from Wyoming, Idaho, Montana and Canada. Will be hitting those beautiful places this summer. Route ideas are always appreciated.

Great looking 4Runner. Very reasonable miles. Not to push traffic from here, but as another resource, t4r.org can't be beat for a purely 4Runner resource.