Exploring Yosemite & Mammoth In My Go Fast Camper

[@escsniper]

Makes me wanna sell my house and go off grid for a few years!!! Good stuff!

[@prospectoverland]

Haha finally something nice from you.

[@escsniper]

@@prospectoverland Don't get used to it! I'm still disappointed in your lack of fishing skills! ;)

[@Nolgore]

Good shit man looked like a fun trip

[@prospectoverland]

Thanks man. yeah it was for sure. Loved Yosemite...will deff be going back ASAP. Thanks for checking out the video

[@Muginte]

A+ on truck build!!! F on fish handling. Looking forward to more adventure videos!

[@prospectoverland]

Thanks (reference the truck) and yes, was not the best, I am aware of trying to not touch the body of the fish to leave the coating on and you're right, totally failed at that part. Ill do better next time. Just posted up a new hiking/camping video!!

[@leelewandowski412]

You have pretty much my dream setup! I’m in process of making my overland build. Loved your video in fitting the 37s and icons on your rig. Seeing everything that went into the BMC and pinch weld has me wanting to do it myself.

[@prospectoverland]

Thanks man. Its taken some time to get to this point for sure. But I am super happy with how its turning out. And yeah. Pinch weld isn't too bad. Plus it gets covered up by the plastic.

[@joecaum]

Great video man. Close call almost busting it in the river! 😂

[@prospectoverland]

Thanks! Haha right. Almost got real wet or snapped an ankle. Thought it would be funny to leave that one in the there.

[@joecaum]

@@prospectoverland People like authenticity. No camping trip is perfect...at least mine aren't haha

[@prospectoverland]

@@joecaum for sure. I hear that. That’s why I also didn’t fluff over the fact I got skunked the first couple days fishing hahaha

[@migarenaliphios]

That was a very beautiful and calm trip. You guys are getting a lot better, the way you guys captured these views is amazing. Keep it up. 👍

[@prospectoverland]

Thank you. Its getting a little easier and quicker to do the editing now that I've done a few. Flows a little better.

[@savagestacker]

New sub started off watching your 37” install vid great vid I have a 2020 1794 all stock still trying to figure out what my first big move is building my overlander so I’m soaking up as many builds I can find on KZbin to research my build . Glad I found your channel great content bro . I have a channel myself about stacking gold and silver I know what it gos into making content so thanks for the hard work and great content. I fought a wild land fire up at Yosemite in 2019 spent months there all I kept thinking was man I wish I had an overland to play in some of the areas locked behind gates we had the pleasure of working at . And the idea of building an overlander was born . Cheers beautiful trip

[@prospectoverland]

Thank you for the sub and appreciate ya checking out the videos. We love the whole Hwy 395 region, it’s never short of amazing places. Good luck with your build

[@gofastgladi7512]

Dude this is awesome! Just did almost this exact same trip with the wife and kiddo! Solid man!

[@prospectoverland]

That’s rad! How did it go?

[@JGr3asy]

Great video Ty! Truck is looking beast as always, keep us updated with V2 status and FP awning updates and tweaks. Super jealous of this trip🤙

[@prospectoverland]

Thanks for watching it. It was an awesome area and cant wait to get back up there. Winter weather cant come soon enough, will be doing a lot more camping. I haven't changed anything at all about GFC or FPG stuff since my last review video. I am going to do one specifically on my solar and fridge set up soon though.

[@bearchow1929]

Hoping to see more of the videos like you've done in the past that show cooking food and crackling campfires.

[@prospectoverland]

Just posted a brand new one that you will probably like, lots of cooking and chopping in it. Let me know what ya think.

[@brettbaust5782]

Great video. You should do a rig walk around next time you are out. Lots of parts on there I would like to learn more about. Thank you

[@prospectoverland]

Yeah that’s a good idea. I’ve added a lot of stuff recently too…as soon as I can make it through a video without sweating in this SoCal heat I should do one.

[@bajaoverland]

Great video, now I want to take my Rig there, love the setup, question how did you bring the cable from the chase light in the camper, did you have to drill a hole?

[@prospectoverland]

Thanks for checking it out! Yes drilled a hole in the black aluminum tube by the silver end cap. Then used black silicone around the wire.

[@MSchumacherfan]

I wish you would go more in depth about how you chose your camp spots, why and cost?

[@prospectoverland]

Really we just had a general area we wanted to be for Mammoth area and it was so packed we kinda just snagged spots any where we could. They were about $18-$25 a night. The camp spot by Yosemite was pretty wide open. Couple camp ground options just outside the east gate on the 395 side. Typically I might be more picky about location but Mammoth is so busy in the summer...nuts.

[@valentinofamilytv6797]

Dope video bro

[@prospectoverland]

Thanks! I actually enjoyed editing this one. Most of the time it’s a drag doing the editing.

[@naes1286]

love the videos and your rig. Just a heads up on handling trout when catching and releasing.. when you lip them like a bass like that you're most likely breaking their jaw bones/structure and they'll probably die soon after. Trout are a way more sensitive species than bass and sunfish. Handle them by the torso instead. Also make sure your hands are wet, if your hands aren't wet then you're removing their protective slime and they'll contract bacterial infections and die a few weeks later.

[@prospectoverland]

Thank you and thanks for the fishing tips. I am definitely no pro and new to trout, have only fished bass. Someone had given me a hard time about handling the torso also….but I understand what ya mean.

[@naes1286]

@@prospectoverland all good brotha. We all start somewhere. It’s all about learning and getting better. Those were non native brook trout anyway 😉.

[@sr5toyo]

awesome video… 🤘🏼have you re-gear the truck?

[@prospectoverland]

Hey sorry for the delay getting back to you. I have gears and locker on order right now. 5.29’s and Eaton E locker. It drives around town fine without regear but struggles on obstacles off road. Looking forward to getting these installed.

[@sleeks9939]

Hey Brother! When is the next roll out? 😊 if you can catch 2 fishes in 1 hour, I’ll make a sweet and sour fish soup lol

[@prospectoverland]

Just posted a little install video today but I’ll be filming an adventure video on veterans weekend next week.

[@christianmurray8118]

Hey Man! Quick Question. I noticed something in your car that got me interested. I saw that you have your phone on Navigation, a GPS Screen (maybe a Garmin???) and a handheld orange mini GPS. Why do you have three, what are each of their purposes, and do you recommend it for someone just getting into overloading? Could I get by with just my phone and onX Offroad Downloaded maps?

[@prospectoverland]

Good question. Orange garmin is just for satellite text message and emergency search and rescue help. It’s a monthly subscription device. Phone is usually running something normal like google maps and then the iPad mini will usually have Gaia or OnX Maps running. All the map systems offer different perks and strength so I find my self switching between multiple. Yes you could get by with just the phone with OnX for sure, I just like to have a couple options.

[@christianmurray8118]

@@prospectoverland ok. Cool! Thankyou so much! Sounds like the Garmin is probably a good idea either way. Which one do you have, and how much is it per month. Do you recommend that one or a different one?

[@prospectoverland]

@@christianmurray8118 it’s called the Inreach. I would just get the mini version because it connects to an app on your phone and you can just use the app to send and receive text messages via the garmin device. The larger one I have has a small screen so you could technically send a message using that screen but it’s pretty terrible so I solely used the app. And I think it’s $15 a month and you get like 10 or 20 texts for free. All different levels of plans you can purchase.

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[@prospectoverland]

Thanks but Im set with Baja Designs.

[@Popcornbeetle]

Which lake were you fishing?

[@prospectoverland]

Lake Mary in Mammoth and the small one was Sotcher Lake

[@iamdavid6716]

Nice brook trout. They are very rare and hard to catch in my area.

[@prospectoverland]

I’m a newbie at fly fishing. Only done it a handful of times so was happy to catch a couple. Always been a spin cast fisher.

[@iamdavid6716]

@@prospectoverland I've been fly fishing most of my adult life. What you caught there is the most sought after fish in my parts. You literally have to sneak up on them just like hunting. This fish here are very skittish. Where I live they are wild. Not stocked. That's the beauty of catching them. I was conventional fisherman for the longest time but when I tried fly fishing I never went back. Even in salt water. Catching a 50+ lb. striper on a fly rod , you'll never go back.

[@prospectoverland]

@@iamdavid6716 I did notice they seemed to see me very easily and they would dart off super fast! The two I did catch was when I threw the line across the river to the other edge and landed the fly in the calm water right by the bank. I’m assuming that worked because they couldn’t see me on the opposite side???

[@iamdavid6716]

@@prospectoverland yeah they can feel your footsteps and yes they can see you. One time fishing for them I had to crouch down and I was casting on my knees lol. But for the most part brookies area the only trout species like that. Browns and bows are bigger and not as skittish. Watch a movie called A Rivet Runs Through It. If you enjoy fly fishing you'll love the movie. I used to be a fly fishing instructor when I was in Trout Unlimited. A global club dedicated to fly fishing. I live on the east coast but I'm moving to Modesto California by the end of this month. I've seen what that area has to offer and I'll be definitely doing some Overland fly fishing out there. I have a Toyota Tundra waiting for me.

[@prospectoverland]

@@iamdavid6716 great info thanks! Let get theTundras together when you head out this way….maybe you can teach me a thing or two.

[@Theanhdy]

I’m just watching overland camping videos and reflecting life decisions

[@prospectoverland]

Hahahah. You can do it still!!

[@Adrian-ew1tv]

Toyota Tundra number1

[@prospectoverland]

Thanks!!

[@escsniper]

I'm putting 10:51 on an endless loop on my work computer!!!