The Toyota Tundra goes Fly Fishing
Posted by ajones | Posted in Announcements | Posted on 07-12-2010
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Since its release into the hands of truck enthusiasts back in 2000, the Toyota Tundra has won the hearts and minds of people everywhere, especially in North Texas.
We ran across one Tundra enthusiast that relies heavily on his truck to bring home the bacon! Have any of you ever tried fly fishing or been on a guided fly fishing trip? Well, we found a person who guides over 300 days a year on various rivers all over the country.
Each and every day, Keith Kaneko of Angling on the Fly guide service, packs up his Tundra with gear and hauls his boat down the dusty and rugged roads to launch his boat. Thankfully, the Tundra has a solid frame, big, aggressive tires, a fail-proof four-wheel drive system and best of all, is very comfortable. This river rock star stops at nothing and each dollar he makes depends on making it safely to the river.
Keith has put his Tundra though the river and over the hills, literally! With over 50,000 miles logged a year hauling, transporting clients and sometimes even making for a great bed, the Tundra is a fly fisherman’s best friend. Fly fishing guides see the sun rise and set every day. Their hands are worn down from constant exposure to the elements and for Keith, the comfort the Tundra provides is of the utmost importance.
We asked Keith why he went with the Tundra. He told us,
“Number one, Toyotas are reliable. I have to get to the river every day, no matter what. My clients depend on me to get to and from the river.
Number two is safety. I transport clients every day and know that we are all safe in the Tundra.
Number three rests in the off-road capabilities. Tundras are like nothing else and are impossible to stop. Because of the shorter wheelbase and optimized distribution of power, I can climb anything, even with my boat attached. Bottom line for me is that I have to be there, everyday with a smile on my face and the Tundra helps me do this.
Lastly, after a 15-hour day, I usually have to drive two more hours to get home to my family and I love how my Tundra rides.”
It’s clear that a year-round, seasoned fly fishing guide knows what it takes to succeed and the Tundra has earned a ton of credit.
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