Spring Pole Fish Trap

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[@iancameron1662]

Corporals Corner is that poison ivy on ground next to you.love you vids very informitable

[@chrispalffy3511]

Great tip, thanks for showing it.

[@paperwork1125]

This looks like the most practical way for my mother to fish. She had a stroke and is paralyzed on one side, I just haven't seen handicapped fishing gear that works for a person who essentially is just moving their eyes, talking and happy to be there.

[@ronhargis9562]

You are the fishing gear! Just changing up her routine as she can only watch does her wonders. Cudos to you

[@sammichai805]

I like the way you anchored the base of the spring pole, allows you to setup just about anywhere Thanks!

[@NearlyNativeNursery]

Corporal Sir, you provide the best knot making and use videos out there. Simple, clear and demonstrating how multiple knots can be utilized in various situations.

[@TheScoundrel70]

Toggles, triggers, and tension. Something I need to experiment a lot more with, there are so many applications and variations. Thanks for showing this!

[@dancingK9q-_-p]

some people around the world need to know basic survival skills and this is 1 of em. Thanks mate this is good knowledge. Keep em coming. :D

[@marshallcj1]

I said it before but this is the best channel on KZbin. Delivery and pace of the video is the best and the closeups of the knots.... outstanding.

[@cmcclellan9721]

OUTSTANDING! Dave is a wealth of info, is he not? Thank You for sharing, Corporal. I can't wait to try this out.

[@gregoryshorts700]

Awesome video Marine. May i suggest a catch,cook and clean video, to show some people how to clean a fish and cook it the right way.

[@ivonahumpalot538]

Hell yea I'm a vegetarian but I want to learn how to catch and clean animal meals!!!

[@LeonASinner]

@@ivonahumpalot538 can't decide if your being sarcastic, but I am a vegetarian and I would like to know also

[@louismalbrough8446]

Loved the video, I always wanted to try a spring trap and you made this look extremely easy to do... One more thing in my mind to do when my son and I go survival camping.

[@trynsurviven2440]

Give a man a fish, he eats today. Teach a man how to fish, he eats for life. That was outstanding.

[@BearArms1972]

"Give a man a fish, he eats for a day. Don't teach a man to fish. Feed yourself. Fishing is not that hard." Ron Swanson

[@monangamoki7572]

Greedy lol

[@torurz]

Give a man a fish, he eats today. Give a man a poisonous fish, he eats for life.

[@seithtorres3157]

🤣🤣🤣🤣just dont teach him how to grow corn🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@55Quirll]

A Chinese Proverb if I remember correctly, and you said it correctly, excellent.

[@andrewcutlip1412]

I've been waiting for this trap to be presented in a clear way. Very nice demonstration. It would be great to see an actual fish caught with this method. Excellent work Corporal.

[@cullinf2077]

The reason I love your channel is it really shows there is new ways to get things done and add to the knowledge one may have to be creative in their own survival and bushcraft skills. Thanks for what you do man.

[@victorcastle1840]

Cullin Fowler, "Nothing new under the Sun" , probably applies here ? I would imagine it is something old just rediscovered from days of old and forgotten.

[@davidleasure9138]

Great trap that has a lot of applications. Have caught many rabbits this way. Thanks for showing how easily it is to make one. Enjoy your channel and how precisely you construct your devises. That’s good to go

[@yorkshire_saddlehunter184]

I agree, to catch rabbits this setup at the start would be a great way to improvise to set up a spring up snare if there isn't any Saplings at hand to tie your snare to. Your comment made me think of this which I feel is awesome because then you can set up a snare for rabbits anywhere with just some wood at lengths of 9 feet & another at 2 feet as this tutorial has used.

[@williamavery9185]

Hi, I just came across your page and was totally engrossed by this. So interesting and well put together, thanks.

[@lloydmcgriff98]

Complication made Simple . Solid . Very Nicely Done Sir . Thank You very much . Your strait forward approach and delivery is Greatly Appreciated .

[@davedeatherage4902]

Thank-you for you're service corporal, and have a safe and happy Memorial Day. God bless you! And God bless America!

[@addisonfidler959]

Such a badass video dude! I love you and your channel man! Keep being the most amazing, awesome and bad ass man on the internet Corporal!

[@mandy7684]

I love physics. It was my favorite class in high school. Awesome job on the fish trap.

[@Smootus]

Brilliant trap, this is so interesting..... thanks for sharing your insight on building this fish trap

[@bicyclebookster6510]

Careful, detailed explanation with great video. I ran traplines when I was a kid, but hadn't thought of that application to fishing.

[@floridahuntsman7915]

Wow nice fish trap ! Looks great. Going to have to learn that one.

[@gavinpeters6402]

Legend corporal. Love it, took the kids out and tried this. Awesome.

[@Incubansoul]

Started getting confused at the loop part of the lash, then realized I just did that exact thing to make a paracord handle for my ferro rod like 2 days ago lol

[@hunterwebb.9709]

Thanks, I've been teaching my daughters trapping, this made the list for sure. God bless; Semper Fi

[@williamvailati2044]

Now thats what im talking about sound tool for the tool box !! thank you and Dave !!! actually have found all of the info from you guys to be good to go !!!! Semper Fi

[@leighnutt5264]

Outstanding fish trap so easy to make

[@thepict1010]

Well designed trap, if you don't know your knots it's quite daunting. I 've used this trap, it works great, but a line attached to a brick/rock, stick, thick grass/ foiliage, baited and thrown into a good spot will do the same job and is a more realistic way that will save your energy and time in a survival situation. Not all areas are blessed with wood. But I love your videos. 10/10 .

[@tonykaczmarek278]

That's a great set up. I use a L7 trigger. You can also use this setup as a trigger for deadfalls (on its side) ,snares, and bird net traps.

[@pastorbillyparham]

You make it look easy. Love the videos

[@jeffreymchoul]

...awesome video. I now learned a new triggering trick that I plan to test and use within the next few weeks. Thanks much CPL. Also loving how you went old school with the retro BDUs from the '80s. Great video. Thanks...

[@alexanderweaver4838]

Awesome trap...talk about passive fishing! Another great instructional video. Thank you, sir!

[@DannyWalker1949]

That was a awesome way to setup a 🐟Fish'n🐠line. Thanks so much I wanna try this for sure.

[@NeKo487]

I love you and your channel so much. Endless knowledge and so efficiently explained!

[@subterraneanzombie1639]

So glad i found your channel, so many excellent videos

[@recall5811]

Thanks please share my videos and channel with others and thanks for watching

[@timsmith9169]

Nice job brother .welcome back to the world .a Nam brother in arms 👍🇺🇸🗽 stay💪

[@mikehoward8201]

Enjoyed the instructional video. Hoped you would catch a fish as part of the demonstration....maybe make a part 2?

[@cjbelgrave]

Thank you Corporal, I have never seen this setup before. I will be training myself with this great technique. Thumbs up Sir.

[@recall5811]

Please share this video with others and thanks for watching

[@floydthebarber9956]

Corporal... Have you ever done any trot line or jug line videos? I'd be interested. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@Patriotalliance]

I like it, simple and effective. Thanks for sharing the skills and knowledge.

[@lauraleecreations3217]

Outstanding content... per usual! 👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Jaden48108]

Very elegant trap. Sweet.

[@MrJstepp]

that was outstanding Corporal...

[@Reaper-ft6ij]

...legit never woulda have thought of that amazing video

[@southernwanderer7912]

Now that was a good video. You give awesome advise and instructions. This is ingenious.

[@yippeeki-yay2814]

I will definitely be giving this one a go. But I’ve never been one to actually know the names of knots. I’ve always just tied different ways depending on it’s intended purpose. Great instruction and great info. Thank you

[@thomasgold-1000]

Fantastic video!! Thanks for sharing 👍 Awesome forest btw, just gorgeous...

[@shawnr771]

great video as usual. When you are pounding the stakes into the ground. If the ground is hard wet it down just a little bit. You will be able to drive the stake in farther. Pack it back around the poles with your foot. Easier to drive the first stake down.

[@blackhatbushcraft]

Excellent instruction as always Shawn! Well done sir.

[@kenr1067]

Looks like a great trap. Now I have to go try it.

[@mathieutrudeau3371]

Awesome!! Good video as always, good job corporal!

[@nancygreggpasiecznik4673]

In this video you were using #18 bankline. What is the difference between that and the other bankline you use, in terms of strength, durability, and uses?

[@thedaddechannel]

Thanks for all the effort and great tricks. Third stick, third knot. Did I bring string? How long am I gonna need to remember this before I'm in a situation that means I must fish this way while I build hut and fire? Remember what?

[@tramontane3239]

Great demo.

[@joshuaespinoza534]

Thank you brother for sharing! Awesome stuff.

[@theprideofafrica1186]

Thanks. I finally got around to making one of these. Excellent snare set up modified for fish.

[@MichaelR58]

Awesome, I never saw this done before , thanks for the instructional video ,never too old to learn something useful !

[@RaceGun75]

great video i tried this last year with a spring snare style set up.

[@jeffreysmall2397]

I carry a couple of fishing yo yos in my kit they work great for fishing but also can be used for quicker set up of more common traps. But this traps is also great to know if my mechanical monstrosities break. So thanks for the information man. As always outstanding job.

[@byronspade1633]

Awesome video sir. Thank you for your service. Keep the videos comin.

[@davidvitali7247]

Semper Fi brother this was awesome to see thank you for explaining everything you were doing as well! OORAH

[@FT4Freedom]

I'm sure somebody us saying that Corps. Paid off the fish. Great offering SK.

[@RawIpharadisi]

Hi : ) love your instructional videos! I am making notes and after you demonstrated how to tie a jam knot you moved on (at 8:22) to other aspects and never showed how you attached that knot to the top of the spring pole. I am wondering: Do you slip the very end loop over the top of the spring pole, or does the centre of the slip knot go over the end of the spring pole, and that is tightened in the recess? How does it attach?! You skipped that part! Thank you!! I hope you see and respond to this comment!

[@fredflintstone1547]

I've never seen that trap before. Thanks, Corporal.

[@deerslayer4331]

I have seen and tried a few spring pole set up and I have to say this is the most difficult looking one I have seen, for a novice in an emergency situation I don't think this is the one for them to use, for the more experienced that gets out and practices often I think this one can be used and mastered and will probably work a little better.

[@recall5811]

maybe one with more carving is better for a novice. Thanks for watching

[@arondennis4810]

Outstanding video, I recently tried to explain how to make one of these, your video fills the bill!! SEMPER Fi

[@jamessix60]

Nicely done.

[@ChrispyChris3]

I'm trying to understand why and what exactly you mean by crowning the stick. You said it keeps it from mushrooming out when you hammer it, but how exactly is this working. You just slightly sharpen the end of the stick?

[@johnbispo4262]

Looks like a good trap I'll have to try it. I wish there were more trap making videos out there.

[@kurtbaier6122]

Great tutorial.thanks. Could 3 jam knots and notches secure both sticks together?

[@recall5811]

anything is possible. thanks for watching

[@mikeriley4824]

I don't know if you answered this before if you did I'm sorry. But type of bank line do you use mostly the braided of twisted?

[@Undrstm8ed]

Do you have a recommendation of bank line size(s) to work with or have on hand? Brand or source? Thanks in Advance

[@crow775]

Definitely useful in many situations, thanks for sharing. Greetings from PA

[@PolluxA]

This looks great if you have to set the hook, but a trout will swallow the whole thing. No need for a "trap". I use between 6 and 9 feet of a good powerful line, the smallest hooks and bait them with worms. I attach them to a springy branches with a small aluminum carabiner. With 10+ hooks out and you'll get plenty of fish. It works fine, keep it simple and increase your chance with as many hooks as possible. I did it with some kids the other day. 5 hooks out, 30 min later we returned and got 2.

[@PMA65537]

I like how both small sticks are tied to the line so you can operate it repeatedly and not lose them.

[@KellyRobinette]

I have a potentially stupid question: what do you do with the bank line you use for solo overnights or these projects when you are finished? Do you save it to reuse it or is it done once you use it?

[@kurtmckelvey9478]

Good job Corp !!!! We use that soon !!!!🇺🇸 🐟

[@louishurter4952]

I like your fish traps it looks very yous full in the wild

[@casualpreparedness2347]

Excellent video. Simple instructions. 👍

[@boydauspeditions]

Nice work Corp.... cheers mate

[@ronhart8857]

Very well explained, and shown just how it works! Thank you some much

[@ronniek4279]

Awesome teaching.

[@HerbalistMax]

Very interesting application.

[@sofakinggood5829]

Great video. Quedtions: do you use mono filament for the hook side? Do you use a circle hook on this rig? How large of a fish will this land? Thanks Jim

[@recall5811]

Use whatever you want. Put a bobber on it if you want. Thanks for watching

[@walterpalmer2749]

Great info. This needs to be practiced and might this spring apparatus be used to trap 4 legged critters ?

[@ra7538]

You can get anything to bite if you have the right bait. I catch bull 🐸 with a piece of red yarn or a small fly

[@ae3bec]

Is your bankline tarred? Walmart keep it both ways, here in Alabama.

[@AirborneTejano]

Another great video brother

[@thatkajunguy8029]

Outstanding, thanks for sharing

[@georgereeves2699]

Very helpful keep up the good work Thank you

[@OGCaptainGrunge]

Writing this down to try on the next outing. Thanks for posting!

[@epenaloza52]

Download the video to actually see it while im trying it... trust me way way better i went off of memory and i had no idea how to do it

[@stevecallaway8457]

Thanks Sean and Dave

[@devildogsbushcraft7898]

Great video Marine.

[@raywaughonfishcachoeira9725]

Very good 👍 brother

[@yurigagarin4974]

very clever suitably impressed😊

[@abcxyz9643]

Love and hate all the specific knots in the video. I have GOT to start learning more knots. I have learned a few but always end up forgetting them. I generally just start tying and what happens happens lol.

[@parkergeurin]

That is really cool! I haven’t seen something like that before I don’t think. I might have to try that sometime

[@rusmiyadi9544]

Okey thanks for the advice

[@challenger2ultralightadventure]

I gotta say, I've never seen one of those before. I'll just have to make one this summer and see how well it works.

[@alfonsedente9679]

P Toth its a common trap used on land to snare small birds and animals. Ive never seen it used for fishing. Deffinitely a great idea

[@ohyoudidntknowfishy]

I will be using this one! Thanks

[@kevincarver8514]

Great video Corporal!!!!!