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Entries in fish mobiles (82)

Saturday
May032014

Man Rigs - Vintage Land Rover Edition

Cue the Benny Hill music.

Sunday
Apr132014

Man Rig - The Boeing Phantom Badger

Think Humvee 240 HP combat support vehicle shrunk down to Mini Cooper dimensions.

LINK

Tuesday
Apr082014

Man Rig - 2006 Earthroamer XV-LT

All you need is to fill the tank, load up the fridge, and fork over $160,000.

LINK (via:Expedition Portal)

Friday
Mar142014

Truckin' got my fish cashed in....

Starting next month, millions of young California salmon could be migrating to the ocean in tanker trucks instead of swimming downstream in the Sacramento River

State and federal wildlife officials have  announced a plan to move hatchery-raised salmon by truck in the event the state’s ongoing drought makes the Sacramento River and its tributaries inhospitable for the fish. They fear the rivers could become too shallow and warm to sustain salmon trying to migrate to sea on their own.

The trucking plan, devised by the state and federal fisheries agencies, includes a series of triggers, based on river and water supply conditions, that would launch a massive operation to haul the salmon in tanker trucks on a nearly three-hour drive from Red Bluff to San Pablo Bay near Vallejo.

LINK (via: Sacremento Bee)

Unfortunately there is science that suggests transporting juvenile salmon hinders adult migration. 

Thursday
Mar132014

Man Rig - S C O O R G Edition

Southern Culture on the Fly is teaming up with the OffRoad Research Group to create a frankenstein like truck. Born from the mind of a fly fisherman and created with the hands of an outdoorsman. The build will be featured in SCOF magazine through written and photographic story as moving pictures.

A little SCOTS to celebrate the new SCOF rig.

Saturday
Mar012014

Man Rig - 2010 Toyota POLAR EXPEDITON Concept 

This is a one-off, purpose built vehicle designed to travel the severe winter weather of Antarctica and set a land speed record to the South Pole. In 2011, Jason De Carteret, a renowned adventurist, using "Polar" broke two Guinness records crossing the Antarctic ice cap from Patriot Hills to the South Pole and back: 39 hours and 54 minutes, at an average speed of 27.9mph.

Bidding is currently at 72K