Mar-12-2016 09:40 AM
Mar-12-2016 12:35 PM
fishkiller wrote:Oasisbob wrote:
22 foot max trailer length is often the norm here in Oregon at USFS sites. You gonna miss your boat?
Yep I will. Don't really want to be one of those guys in a tube. I have to think of it as expanding my fishing knowledge from shore....Maybe get some power bait and a shore stick..Noooo :{
Mar-12-2016 12:13 PM
Oasisbob wrote:
22 foot max trailer length is often the norm here in Oregon at USFS sites. You gonna miss your boat?
Mar-12-2016 12:07 PM
Johndanielscpa wrote:
I have an Arctic Fox 27-5L which is just under 30'. I stay in campgrounds, mainly, but also tend to get into some tighter spots here and there. If you are completely in RV parks, you could go bigger; AF 29-5T or 29-5K to get into the 33' to 35' range. If you want to do somewhat smaller campgrounds and you don't plan to spend more than a month or two at a time out and about, the 27-5L is really a very comfortable rig, tows well with a dually and everything is assessable while on the road. I also came from a camper (AF 990) and I have been very pleased with the transition. If your wife cooks, she will fall in love with the kitchen! I will say it does not have the storage space that the larger rigs have but, again, if you use it the way we do, it will be enough. So far, I have no complaints. Arctic Foxes are built solid and built to last.
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