NT Trip Reaching Base Camp

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Team Rhino-Rack has passed through Cunnamulla, Mt Isa and Doomadgee on their way to base camp in Borroloola, Northern Territory. Tangles, Ern, Snapper and Johno have put Hema Maps GPS system and our vehicles to the test and passed with Australian standard flying colours; red earth, cloudless blue skies and the gold of stars spread across clear velvet nights. Ahhhh there’s not much like adventuring in Australia to satisfy your appetite for rugged beauty.

The team has camped out for over a week now and will continue to do so utilising Rhino-Rack products. The items that make camping an easy and enjoyable even in the harsh Australian Outback are a must have. Taking the right type of gear can make or break your trip and thankfully Team Rhino-Rack are in 4WD’s decked out with shade options like Foxwing, Foxwing Eco 2.1 and Sunseeker Awning, a comfortable Slumber Chair with Footrest, the easy to set up Camping Stretcher Bed and a Tagalong Tent which compliments shade awnings. Besides towing a boat and storage trailer there is a Patriot Camper allowing Tangles and Snapper to cook up whatever they catch from Barra to Crayfish.

rhino rack, northern territory trip, fishing trip, research and development

The boys have been on the road for a week and while taking in the rich beauty of Australian landscape they are looking forward to the screaming reel of big fish on the hook and the terrible empty snap of crocodile, jaws missing a leg by millimetres.

There’s been some issue with local wildlife.

“Mosquitoes the size of cricket balls,” Ern reported. “With blood suckers like straws. We’ve been taking them down with bats but want to save our arm strength for casting.”

A shipment of Heavy-Duty Tropical-Strength Mosquito repellent is being flown in to alleviate the mozzie storm. Today they will be outrunning the mosquitoes on the water as they launch the boat. The hunted become the hunters’ now so watch out Barramundi, they’re coming for you.

rhino rack, northern territory trip, fishing trip, research and development

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– A two bar Rhino-Rack roof rack system + 562 series fishing rod carrier valued up to $500 (Winner of Biggest Catch)

– A pair of the MAKO Eyewear sunnies Team Rhino-Rack are wearing to protect their eyes from the glint off water and seraing Australian sun valued up to $300 (Winner of Most Caught)