Indians For Guns

Northern Cal Trout Fishing

All the dudes


Are we there yet...


Now we got to walk - but Dad, its so faaar


Aaaha nothing like air cooled, so reminds me of home...


All the master anglers get their tackle ready:






The spot - unbelievably beautiful:





Goofing off:



The catch - two trout in 3 hrs:



Now let me show you guys how to clean it - reaction - thats cool Dad, can I check inside its belly!



You got to eat what you caught - at the hunting lodge



The ride - Nicknamed the Flying Toaster - Has a freezer, shower, microwave, winch CB radio and anything else you need when hunting:
The winch and aussie bull bar


Shovel and axe - actually have used both, the shovel when we got stuck once and the axe to cut branches and put it under so we got traction



High Lift Jack - never had to use it:



Binocs:

Nice pics and Nice ride

-Inder

KS

Great pictures, picturesque location..northern cal nearly drove off the high once driving from Sacramento to San Francisco ..

Shower is the cruiser..thats a first?

Cheers

It is actually outside, aussie ingenuity, they make a heat exchanges, basically a coiled copper tube in a closed cylinder, the hot coolant flows in and out of the cylinder while the water passes through the copper tube absorbing the heat. Has an inlet and outlet hooked to the bumper, you attach a small pump than runs of the car battery to the inlet, toss that into any source of water, a shower head to the outlet and viola, hot shower.
Sounds like a lot of malarkey but if you camp 5 to 10 days in the boonie's there is nothing like a hot shower to clean the dirt off you.
Regards,
KS

Lovely pics.Kragiesaheb.The kids seem to have enjoyed it greatly.Thank you for sharing.

Best-
Vikram

That is an ingenious shower idea. Nice ride.

Lovely snaps. I have been trout fishing to Dodital in Uttarkashi district of the Himalayan state of Uttarakhand. It is a beautiful crystal clear lake at 10000 feet above sea level surrounded by mountains. One has to trek 25 kms to get there. The British released trout in the cold fresh waters more than a century ago and the fish has thrived even since. One needs a permit from the D.F.O. (forest dept.) there and the only difference is that they have "catch and release" which goes well with conservation. Two trouts in three hours is damn good.