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2011 Tahoe. Affectionately called thecopcar. Seen here on the rim of the Flaming Gorge in Utah.

I took that one on my second cast. It was amazing water to fish!

That looks delicious!

My wife won’t even buy it. Years ago, she volunteered to do my shopping ahead of a trip. I thought, AHA!, now is my chance so I added Spam to the list. She bought turkey Spam.

Thanks! I started with a Red Trailers 5x8 frame I lengthened to just under 10, the rest was pure vision and design on the fly. That was 11 years and about 20,000 miles ago. Of course I’m still making tweaks.

I slide my skillet and Dutch oven, and sometimes a griddle, in the spot below the water jugs. Spare fuel bottles go in also.

The galley area of my teardrop. Excuse the mess, this was near the end of 11 days off grid. The pantry below the stove and cooler are on slide out runners.

Cutthroat from the Green River this summer.

I learned by catching Golden trout with barbless flies in the Sierras. This summer I had the chance to fish the Green River in the Flaming Gorge where I caught my first ever Cutthroat trout.

I have an Elecraft K2 mounted in my teardrop, with a feed through bulkhead connector to allow an external coax to my antenna. The antenna is usually a Hustler vertical mounted on a stake with a few ground radials.

HF mobile often on road trips. I usually use an old Radio Shack HTX10 all mode 10m rig. Sometimes I’ll use another if I want to work 17 or 20 meters.

I’ve got several NMO mounts, plus multiple antennas I can swap out.

I have an Icom 2200 permanently mounted, plus the ability to add two more rigs in moments for more bands.

Definitely use cast iron for all my camp cooking. I also bring a Dutch oven for making cobbler.