Is RVing in your retirement?

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

RVing is not for everyone but lots of fly fishers love it.

The time to buy an RV is after you retire so you can have the time to actually use it.

I seem to have been RVing for about 60 years but not Commando style.

We can talk all about this subject......

[Lance Gray]

Bill,

I agree. I agree so much we offer RV fly fishing tours to help people find areas to fish and camp. We also help people with the RV. I have taught more people to back up an RV in the last couple of years. It's a great time and a great learning experience!

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

Sounds like a good event Lance......

[Gene S]

And a great way to see the country. I've been using trailers and fifth wheels for 45 years. I've used small trailers for fishing and elk hunting trips to Montana, Oregon, and Colorado. Everything from 20' pull trailers to 36' fifth wheels. We live in Nor Cal and Montana but still have the urge to head to AZ for a couple months in the winter. Just ordered a new Bighorn...can't wait for the maiden voyage.

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

RVing can be a lot of different things.

It can be a cargo van with a bed and camping gear all the way to a big diesel pickup and a giant 5th wheel.

[Jake B]

I have a 2014 24 foot for sale if anyone’s interested. We loved fishing and hunting out of it so much we upgraded

[beachjumper1]

we have a 27 ft fifthwheel and mostly go to forest service campgrounds we keep a notebook of campsites that we fit and like. there are websites that will show pictures of each campsite also, less suprises the better

[Idadon]

We've been in Arizona since November. Bought a 42' Bighorn and Ram Diesel to tow it around with. By the way, fishing sucks in Bullhead City. Heading back to Idaho mid March to re-evaluate this Snow Bird crap. Bored out of my mind but I could be a full timer in this rig! Just need to find RV Parks that are next to some good fishing. Maybe South Texas?