BEING SNEAKY MORE MIS DIRECTION

TODAY WERE GOING TO TALK ON A TRICK TO USE FISHING GEAR TO HELP GUIDE YOU TO A CAMP OR HIDDEN PLACE TO FISH. AS WELL AS A WAY IT CAN BE USED TO MIS-DIRECT ANYONE FOLLOWING YOU AND GIVE YOU A CHANCE TO MAKE A CLEAN BREAK AND GET AWAY UNDETECTED
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[@PainfulTruth4you]

I’m truly enjoying the stealth series you are currently working on. I wasn’t sure what to expect when I first started watching but I’m glad I did! When my kids were still at home we created/used our own variation of hobo symbols to communicate during an emergency. Rally points, family friends, supplies. We still use it as a fun inside joke and have plans for including grandkids when the time is right

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@tag1462]

I just carry a spool of 10lb test line. If you know what you are doing, and you should, you can craft the rest of your fishing gear right there on the spot. Make sure you collect up all the shavings which would be tinder for the next fire. The trick to being sneaky is to leave no trace.

[@timothygazda9441]

I use a natural sapling with a L7 trigger with a natural cork bobber. No rod! Set up two-three bent saplings with L7 triggers. Almost invisible fishing! Love your mentoring!

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Sounds great!

[@billheckman5937]

As a young boy I spent MANY hours in the woods, hunting, fishing & trapping. I had to deal with older bullies. It didn't take me long to learn many of the techniques you have presented. Living in the NE I had to learn how to maneuver through the snow and I quickly learned that leaving my tracks in the snow can work to my benefit. many times I les people to areas they wished they had never traveled. Getting soaked and wet in 20° degree weather after dark will make someone think twice about following your tracks the next time. I know you're not a snow dweller but l would love to hear your thoughts about that.

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

yes if you leave tracks you can use them to misdirect those following ya

[@jem6205]

Great video! I used so many varieties of a hobo reel because they are so much fun. I started to using telescoping fishing pods around 2000, but I keep going back to having a small handreel in my vehicle pack just incase I happen around a place that I could fish. Never underestimate 30 mins of fishing to our mental health. When I was dispatched to locations, I would pull the truck over and go fishing and eating my lunch on many of lakes in the Midwest. Catch/Release since my wife complained one day that she was sick of eating fish for dinner/breakfast LOL

[@braddockery2293]

I always called it shucking and jiveing.

[@hiramhaji7813]

Great video

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Thanks for the visit

[@jeffersoncarlisle3125]

Hi Blackie. I was thinking about making one of your Hobo Fishing Kits today and went to my youtube history to find it. I searched and could not find it, until I searched "sneaky" thinking it would get me to your channel, then I could browse your videos, ha ha....luckily the fishing kit was visible in the video's title image because this wonderful kit does not have its own video. Thanks for the fun project idea!

[@baronedipiemonte3990]

Great refresher on basic E&E techniques

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Glad you liked it

[@thebeastofbrayroad9382]

Thank for the advices blackie ! 🙏 👍

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Any time!

[@nilebrixton8436]

nice last ditch to throw someone off your tail. thanks for another great video in the stealth series

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@rimcountryoutfitters]

I just get down real close to the water and when a fish swims by... I bite it. Like a bear

[@MichaelR58]

Good video Blackie , thanks for sharing , God bless !

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jasonludwig215]

Blackie your fishing sound effects are awesome 😁👏👏

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Thanks 👍

[@jeffbetts4254]

Thank you Blackie.

[@daves112506]

Hey Blackie great video as always. I was using some stealth tonight in a positive way and your tips popped into my head when I needed them. Knowledge is power. Like I said, tonight I had to use some of these stealth techniques for myself and in no way did I cause any harm. Thats what is so great about these teachings thank you. I had a thought tonight as well. Could you do a video on scenarios of when you come into a confrontation with another individual. Maybe you made a mistake along the way and you get "discovered". Maybe what to say, what to do...I know you have touched on it before but it may be something people want to see. Again thanks for doing what you do.

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

thanks for watching

[@brandyhouston2105]

What I like about this videos is for every stealth Trick this man teaches me He has 5 or 6 more he aint Telling lol😎🤔...thanks for making the videos.

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Glad you enjoyed

[@jakeoutdoors9600]

I like your budget friendly options. That fishing reel looks a lot better than the one I made when I was younger. I can guarantee it works better. You mentioned people setting up fishing hook traps. I have heard of these. Supposedly there was someone in my area who was having political signs stolen from their property. So they put treble hooks inside the flap part and tied to a long piece of line that was anchored. When someone ran up and grabbed their sign the hooks imbedded deeply in their hands when the like got tight. Their signs were not touched after that. I don't think there were any consequences for the sign owner.

[@dabprod]

Be real careful with that. It's considered a MAN TRAP and is against the law everywhere I think. Look it up.

[@pianop1961]

Thank you for your knowledge and information. I love it! Another great video. Take care and God bless.

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

You are so welcome

[@GRAYnomad]

I've bought some Yoyo reels because of your previous video, thank for the tips.

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Glad to help

[@preppercamper2579]

Blackie you're on this I like the way you think glad I found you keep this series going please and as always Jesus Christ saves

[@WayPointSurvival]

Very interesting video and another wonderful addition to the series!

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@kirneyc.thibodeaux649]

This is first class all the way. Enjoyed the video. Very useful information. Hope you're doing ok. Charles

[@kevchard5214]

Great refresher Blackie but I kind of have mixed emotions about everyone knowing our southern tricks. It is really interesting how these same tactics are used not only in south Louisiana but also in Alabama. I learned many of these at a very young age from my uncle that was in the Korean War and grew up in the swamps like me. Yes we used these tactics for "fishing" also. LOL

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

yep we had to work hard to feed the family back in those days we had to be sneaky sometimes

[@TheSLOShadow]

Bruh us Californians don't have mountain men who live in the Rockies or los padres and served in Korea/Vietnam.... No way us westcoasters should know any of this stuff. Most these things he's showing are the same hobo tricks we learn out here on the Westcoast. Hobo reel is interesting never seen one. Yoyo reel never seen one cause I don't fly fish. Course then again I don't go poach\fishin on private property so never even crosse my mind I would need to hide a pole. But I like to stealth camp when ever I go backpacking cause well.. I don't need some son of Sam picking up my trail and bushwhacking me while I sleep, so it is good for me to always see what knowledge is out there and see if I can pick up something new. The stealth camping stuff is Westcoast hobo/vietvet/korvet common knowledge nothing unique to eastcoast mountain folk. U can literally buy books for SERE.. He doin the lord's work keeping the knowledge alive and circulating.

[@criscross6591]

👍👍

[@timothygazda9441]

Fishing line and treble hooks are a great perimeter defence!

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Agreed!

[@danielloder1461]

Very nice

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Thanks

[@timlacy2284]

Blackie, Outstanding Video and Information. Thanks For Sharing Your Knowledge and Wisdom and Passing On The Craft.

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

My pleasure

[@fareedmohammed3761]

Thanks for sharing blackie

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Thanks for watching!

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Nice video Blackie. Thanks for showing us and take care.

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Thanks, you too!

[@brianvannorman1465]

Hello from San Diego. That treble hook trap is infamous around Cali for clandestine pot fields. More so in Northern Cali, where it's more like Oregon.

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

WOW GOOD TO KNOW

[@fishing748]

Thanks for the video

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

No problem!

[@smoothvern165]

Really clever tips!

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Glad you like them!

[@calebswanson462]

Blackie great vidio

[@jeffersoncarlisle3125]

I made me one of those Hobo Fishing Kits! Thanks Blackie!

[@YoMamashouse770]

Thanks for the info. I really like your content and you are a sly fox! Keep up the good work!

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

I appreciate that!

[@originalgangsta5462]

Camo duct tape and peanut butter jar make good cache and coold replace the bean can.

[@Sluggo57]

Very interesting. Love the hobo reel. I live in Tanja Forest south eastern Australia. I rarely see anyone in the forests except an occasional bike rider or confused lost soul lol. especially off trail. It is near impossible to move stealthily here as the ground is deeply littered in dry leaves and sticks. Happy fishing 🐟🐠🐟🦘

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Thanks for sharing!

[@mrkultra1655]

Thanks Blackie

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

glad to help

[@williamreeder3660]

Thank you for a great video

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jburmies]

Great stuff on the fishing pole.

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Thanks 👍

[@madcapmagician6018]

great info, only one thing i could say that would make all this moot....thermal vision.

[@davesanders9203]

All great info! Thanks.

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Glad it was helpful!

[@zachariahlee3393]

Classic E&E KISS TECHNIQUES Articulated in Blackie style. Digg'n you stealth videos. Trapping skunks and or useing scent bombs around key points of your hides works well.

[@TinyTitan50]

Wise man! Great tips!

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Appreciate it!

[@frogmorepipester7490]

My main activity is lunch, and, a nap. Stealth Napping.

[@jackvoss5841]

Blackie, I’m not seeing how you bring the line out to wrap around the can prior to a cast. You didn’t include that step. I’m guessing that the far end is tied off around the wooden handle, down inside the can. T’other end is pulled out 20’-30’, and then the plastic lid is snapped on, them the line is wrapped around the can, hook tied on and baited. I suppose the lanyard goes around your wrist so that 3 foot lunker can’t yank it out of your hands? Courtesy of Half Vast Flying .

[@stevenladrig9592]

I use number nine Bank line use it as a trip line a trip they off your trail they don't know if there's any more down the line it's cheap and it's easy

[@lawson9102]

Good info I like your vids

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

thanks

[@davegoodridge8352]

Good stuff.

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

Thanks for listening

[@ryanwalker1825]

Sneak sneakey

[@JJ-JOHNSON]

Blackie talking about being sneaky and gun shots going off in the background lol.

[@bushlifeaholick790]

That’s when I do a large treble huckd line they run into about face high 🤣🤠

[@GES1985]

If you get stranded and have time walk home / camp overnight where mountain lions and bears etc are, how do you repel them while you sleep, assuming you only have what's in your pockets from work, etc

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

i would make my sleeping place in the thickest /dense cover i could find and add lots of stick stuff stuck in ground around me as a warning next if they are coming to me they have to go thru the sticks and thus wake me up

[@giovanniremia340]

Did i hear your hungry belly at 5:15?😅

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

yep i skipped breakfast lol

[@kennethwilson8633]

You should just buy the fishing license…Have fun stay safe.

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

very true

[@Jusoon]

I dont think Iraqis used garbage cans before we started giving them out in like 2010. I would be surprised if they had built up a natural, innate disgust for trash cans by this point

[@icarus3604]

So the fishing line isn’t a hazard for wildlife… !! The paranoia displayed here is a little concerning!!

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

no not really they will walk right by it

[@ronaldbobeck1026]

Ah the man said that not Paranoia If people are trying to kill you . Vietnam veteran here USAF Survival school graduate.

[@camperspecial9666]

Hey brother just a heads up, I been unsubscribed for the 2nd time now. Everyone take note and stop back to the channel every few days or so or you might miss out.

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

thanks for the heads up

[@alna2530]

For your rods when you blow out a pair of jeans cut the legs off and sew up the skinny end to make a long sack. Throw a little tape on your hooks then shove your rod in and no snags. Also works as a cheap gun sock.

[@TheSLOShadow]

Koreans making some great collapsable carbon fibre rods now, check em out Tho gonna make this contraption of yours

[@Believer1427]

For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. ‭‭Romans‬ ‭6:23

[@JR_Taylor]

Hope they dont have a tracking 🐕

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

yep but i have seen a handler over ride the dog because of a hot trail like this

[@johndeere3596]

Sounds like poaching techniques 😬

[@leastamongyou1111]

30 seconds 6 likes lol

[@hiramhaji7813]

Yes sneaky folks coming out of the woodwork……. It will be interesting if stories pop up about poaching and trespassing…

[@sojournsojourntraveler1203]

You lost me with casting the ho-bo real because a screw is in the bottom and all your fishing gear is in the top not seeing it.

[@tikkidaddy]

Not to mention storage of a mini bic, some tinder, chunk of fawood, small Ferro for fire. That thing is a "hobo multi tool"