Tactical Survival Fishing Kit Gear! Fishing a Hidden Pond!

Fishing a Hidden Pond at the Water's Edge with this Tactical Survival Fishing Kit Gear!
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[@Mike-cp3xr]

A soda bottle wrapped in mono with a weighted bobber is used in Mexico and now across the ussa by those same people to fish with . When the cap end is pointed in the direction of the targeted area extremely long casts are achieved . The line is wrapped on the bottle during the retrieve . They often leave this rig in the fork of a tree near the water . Additionally..a zebco and a collapsible or two piece rod takes a minimum of area to cast , and a small spinner like a mepps or a rooster tail with the treble replaced with a weedless treble almost never hangs up. I use those and plastic... especially worms and flukes and beetle spins with great results. Appreciate the excellent you share with us ! Be blessed brother ! 🎣

[@richardshawver7264]

I recommend you up grade your line. Spiderwire or other brad super lines. You ask why? It is the size of 10 pound line but rated for 60 pounds. Light tackle is great for sport fishing where a broken line is no big deal. But in survival it may be your last hook. Means no food.

[@StephenSendall]

Nice shot of "the nether region" my retinas will never be the same again. LOL. Thanks for taking me fishing it was a pleasure to spend time with you.

[@cindyjean3208]

You must rate… I spent part of my Mother’s Day with you 😍 As always, you inspire and teach - never disappoint…( what a talent) I enjoyed the peppy banjo music- 🎶great touch to your outing video… God bless you and your channel… 🙏🏻😇❤️

[@donaldstrader7241]

One thing I have in my PSK is a small Blue Fox Wiglstik. It is basically a shaped piece of plastic with a hole in it to feed the line through to the hook. It comes with a treble, but that could be changed. Although no longer made, one can see it as vintage on eBay to get the idea. Durable, does not take much room, or weigh much. I mention it as I always wondered if one could craft one's own from shaping a piece of toothbrush handle. I don't know why it was discontinued since it caught fish; perhaps it did not catch fishermen or fisherwomen. I also have some Gremlin Green removable split shot made of tin. They avoid the possibility of lead contamination to your kit, yourself, and the environment. They also will make a mark on paper so that adds another use.

[@hiltonturner9852]

Suggestions for the survival fishing kit: 1) Downsize the reel and rod. Get a small reel that will fit in your hand and load it with either number 6 or 8 pound test line. 2) Get a telescoping rod that is only 5 to 6 feet n length when fully extended. The smaller reel and rod will easily fit onto your backpack. 3) Do not camouflage float bobbers; they are designed to do two things: a) hold the bait at a specified depth and b) serve as a strike (bite) indicator. If it is camouflaged, you may not see the bite.

[@Nutbutdontella]

Why not go for a higher test braided line that would be just as sensitive? That was you can catch bigger fish. Telescoping rods always suck so a solid 3 piece probably makes more sense. Camouflaging the bobbers makes a lot of sense if the intention is not being detected from a distance or if you lose the items and someone can track you like Hansel and Gretel. Probably one of the better take aways from the video.

[@Nunya9876]

Nice to see Andrew here out doing what he likes and enjoys to do-fishing 😀 🎣 great videos Andrew! 👏 👍

[@detroitredneckdetroitredne6674]

Hello from romulus Michigan brother thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise and for taking us on your adventures through Survival

[@TeutonicNordwind]

Hey Romulus. Garden City here!

[@w.c.6678]

Matches, lighter or sparker, and a 1 foot x 1 foot folded flat peice of aluminum. You can start a fire, boil water, or cook food in it. Great video. I have one in all our cars.

[@Joinordie718]

Excellent example of a survival fishing kit Major Andrew 🇺🇸👍

[@cmac3530]

A great backpacking kit I've found is a 2-piece ice fishing rod and a small size 50 spinning reel. They take up suck little space in the pack and can be much easier to cast when you're surrounded by trees. Obviously you're not going to be bombing any casts to the middle of the lake but, a lot of the time there is plenty of action right by the shore as we saw in this video.

[@edwardpaulwisemanjr8864]

Thanks for taking us fishing with you, oh my 3 year old said you need to do another camp video lol , he loves watching my bushcraft and survival videos with me

[@bennyhooper8462]

Nice kit, now I need to make one.

[@unityxg]

Love your videos! I loved them even better without music (lol), and just the noise of your feet crunching the leaves in the ground. I've always like your no BS get to the point tutorials and they have a TON of knowledge, wisdom, and quality.

[@jeffhaddox2239]

One fishing kit item I’ve used for years when fishing with worms is a worm threader, which is a long metal tube beveled to a a point like a hypodermic needle but not sharp with a wood or plastic handle on the other end. You thread the tube through the worm and place the hooks into the beveled end and pull the leader taunt slipping the worm over the hook and up the leader leaving the end of the worm hanging off. Because the majority of your bait is secure on the leader and hook and your tackle is not visible. The other plus is that your bait will hold up to many more casts, and any body who has been fishing with kids knows they like to cast a lot. Whether this is a must for an emergency kit is up to the user. But if you haven’t tried one with the family fishing trip you should. I know they were originally made for plastic worms but I’ve used them on night crawlers for over 30 years 👍

[@Craig-lz2xn]

I enjoyed the pond with plenty of sunshine and your fishing tactics. You inspire me to go back to the type of fishing I enjoyed in my youth! Thanks for sharing your fishing gear favorites.

[@Chass9999]

I want to see you do a weekend trip.. making a shelter.. foraging for food and prep in the woods.. and tools you carried then.

[@smoke5620]

Yes, I like the change up in your filming format. You always have good content. This video on a survival fishing kit is a prime piece of kit, a real must have item to feed yourself!

[@winfieldagonoy]

I love the clever way of filming this video underwater point of view. Thank you very much for sharing the skills. I greatly apprecate your leaderships.

[@UniversalSovereignCitizen]

I liked the scavenger video too. If you only have line and hooks you can scavenge for plastic bag that makes a good lively looking tail pinned with the hook and 2 inches or so of drinking straw slid down to the hook. Stripped through the water with a piece of stick for cast weight and or float. The purpose made stuff definitely works best though if you're canny enough to put it in your kit... I love fishing/hunting. Good to see you enjoying yourself Andrew. Time out for ourselves by ourselves is healthy, especially in such beautiful surroundings. Tell no-one buddy! Cheers. 💜👍 Universal Sovereign Citizen

[@dougcfrary]

Fun stuff. I find myself saving your videos…good training, reference and tips! Thanks!

[@hotshot791]

You make what might seem like a mundane topic quite extraordinary! Happy Mother’s Day, moms!

[@mrkultra1655]

Thanks Andrew

[@kncochran1]

Great video Andrew. I thoroughly enjoyed watching it on a lazy Sunday afternoon.

[@Curtislow2]

There must be YT bush craft handbook on content creations. Shawn Kelly started a fishing series,then David C. and now Andrew. LOL!

[@7switty]

Looks across the lake sees the other two😂

[@nektarios6194]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂​@@7switty

[@yakfishin4912]

It's about time too as long as folks leave the stupid altoids tin kits. Basic fishing is to easy to not have a good kit in your pack. In most areas there is bodies of water everywhere. Most cases.

[@keithricketts4867]

I was thinking the same thing..!!

[@benterwellen]

Only follow Dave and Andrew, the other guy is just trying to sell stuff and complain about KZbin, no longer follow the other guy…

[@unfi6798]

A minimalist fishing kit. Great idea Major. Definite addition to the Go Bag. Cheers from Australia.

[@tolik5929]

Yoyo reels , set and forget . Inexpensive , and passive fishing , while you do other things . Can get them in a 6 pack .

[@davidlee8551]

Excellent overview & demonstrations ! Thank you.

[@DanielBelliveau-y5x]

Comment in the comment section , happy fishing ! ! !

[@NewHampshireJack]

Any day is a good day when fishing.

[@richardkibler3870]

Thanks Andrew for giving us the hot tips for procuring some food. I have some of those spring sets,they work really well,They should only be used for a survival situation,as they are "Outlawed" almost everywhere,They are that effective! Velveeta cheese works wonders & is 1 of the few baits that is actually palatable for us as well. Cheers!!

[@pnyarrow]

Hi Andrew. Thanks once again for an intersting and thought provoking presentation. Stay safe. ATB. Nigel

[@Mike-nv8et]

Awesome video and instruction..thank you sir..!

[@rogueraven7603]

That was fun just like hanging out. Next time bring a thermos of coffee so you can have a cup and we can drink ours for a more like we are there experience. Safe travels.

[@chadpescod-realtor3308]

Andrew have you heard of worm jerkey? Cut up worms, put them on a variety of smaller hooks, then let them dry out. Pack them in your fishing kit and save a huge amount of time finding bait, or use when colder weather makes it impossible to find live bait. I've been doing it for years and fish bite worm jerkey as much as fresh worms. In my experience anyway.

[@adamwilson6037]

Your right about the leathermen squirt ps4 best little multi tool. Great video Andrew.

[@marine13447]

Wow, I learned a lot from this one. Thank you Andrew!

[@dorseytube]

Nice banjo music, Inbred Jed! I can tell you spent some time in Georgia...In all seriousness, you absolutely ROCK and I have not seen a bad video from you yet. Informative, educational, entertaining and relevant; your content is head and shoulders above the rest. RLTW!

[@Rick40years]

A small forceps and a toe nail clippers are great tools for fly fishing.

[@Chass9999]

for the net needle.. I printed up a 3d print of a tatting needle.. makes making nets easier... super light weight... and comes with a spool for adding more line to your kit.

[@Subdood04]

I have a couple of those for fire kits in haversacks. Excellent option for a small fish kit.

[@jankostempski5914]

I love the fact that Andrew tells us how to catch them, but because he doesn't need to eat them he just lets them go so they can live their happy pond life

[@chadpescod-realtor3308]

It's possible he will be back for them when they're bigger.

[@Ozarkmountainoutback1]

Thanks man. I really enjoyed the intro

[@jeremiahyoder2259]

You should do more like this. See ya at oss this week

[@joshuabomar6974]

The underwater filming is a very cool idea.

[@thomasbrandon5111]

Thx Col

[@adamwilson6037]

Lunch is looking great.

[@JSTRM4N]

Cool gig Sir, enjoy the fish!

[@braunofalltrades93]

Always a good one, thanks Andrew!

[@Wolfram762]

Excellent video Andrew!!! Great kit!

[@502deth]

i like the off the cuff more personal style video.

[@josephmarciano2584]

Thanks! I needed this. Springtime pond fishing, with a quick topical study. What's that spring-loaded reel? "Something-o-matic"?

[@ross.58008]

At one time i was no.1 commenter on corporals corner. I unsubscribed after his constant whining. This man hasnt whined once. Respect. The numbers just keep growing ❤

[@TressaZimmerman]

Another great video Andrew. Thanks. Take care

[@SQLJedi]

Great job on the video and content. I like the change-up in the format. Keep up the Great work!

[@mikeoxley6303]

Quality andrew thanks😊

[@tomconway8881]

Enjoyable as always. Thanks

[@WildernessMapper]

I bought a small pocket edc fishing kit that had balloons for bobbers & braided line (braided line won't turn into a birds nest)

[@Van_Nop]

Love the new format too, 🤘🌲🌳

[@stampedetrail2003]

I paused at 12:40, went fishing, and came back to it 2 hours later.

[@jamescrowe7892]

Roland Martin who? Nice video to see you relaxing, sort of. Interesting fishing layout without carrying a 3 ton tackle box that has everything except dynamite or hand crank electric generator. Bare bones as it were. Enjoy your channel as always.

[@peterbogart4531]

I have seen telephone generators float flathead catfish, but the channel cats would often surface and then submerge. All illegal, I imagine. Might have better application in dystopia.

[@Chass9999]

lol I keep 6 yoyo's in my pack as well as line to make limb lines with triggers...

[@johnwyman5939]

Nice job on fishing and good fish too eat . Nicely done on showing the gear, in the kit . 🇺🇸🇺🇸🪓🔪👍👍

[@RonaldColeman-ef2rc]

Thank you

[@peterbogart4531]

Sir, T Y for the banjo video. I am wondering if the water body is a slough, pond, old riverbed, river lake, etc. You are an expert fisherman and teacher, your kids are lucky. I prefer stouter tackle as a rule, but those lures look like winners. I might mention that very heavy sinkers (in the many ounces) make effective self-defense objects that may not be readily vulnerable to arbitrary confiscation.

[@belobrovmb]

привет из Москвы. спасибо за видео и опыт!)

[@kevinedward1234]

Andrew, great video and info!!!!!

[@SirPraiseSun]

those auto hook settings are cool gotta pick some of those up

[@Doodlefisher]

One day ill catch a fish one day!

[@SirPraiseSun]

10:32 the ant sneaked up and ambushed ur hand =D

[@TheGingerBreadMan1987]

Lead the way 🦅🇺🇲💪

[@ronaldgoodrich5460]

You need jigs and spinners a selection of hoos and small weights.

[@artcianfanojr]

Always good info!!

[@JAD1DAD]

I've just gotten finished with a walking staff that I've rigged to double as a cane style fishing pole. It's 6.5 feet long. It's part of a get home kit in case I'm forced to walk home from work should we rapidly digress in TEOTWAWKI.

[@RomanPepper]

Спасибо!

[@joshuabomar6974]

Great music for a backwoods fishing film. Hook em hard brutha!

[@j.robertsergertson4513]

Isolated wooded rural areas with banjo music ,scares me

[@MasterK9Trainer]

I like to know how to fish but I do not care for any type of seafood weather is freshwater or saltwater, but maybe I can feed others and trade whatever I can catch for some other food

[@elevatorman7750]

Great video buddy

[@JohnMurphy-dw6ml]

I’d be careful of that guy playing the banjo!

[@tenchraven]

I have a rather heretical notion about fishing gear in survival kits. When "survival" became a topic was post-WWII. That was the first time that city folk actually outnumbered farmers, so for city folk who never spent time in the field prior to the military, this was new. They packed based on military manuals meant for aviators, and mostly those in the Pacific. The Book Says... have a fishing kit. So everyone carried fish hooks, when "country folk" just did it anyway. And because it was enshrined by The Book as blessed by GI, it got stuck there. But for most people who are lost, all it's going to do is keep them near water, which means they have water and are easier to find by air search. But a couple hooks weigh nothing, and are even useful in town- ever gone fishing for keys in a storm drain?

[@dammitdan106]

Need a spinner bait for the hogs. Steady retrieve pausing a few times to let it sink, then resume. Seems to trigger them.

[@matthewferreira2176]

Awesome

[@cordellkent4790]

Thanks Andrew. I take it you spray paint a base green colour in OD, then use a mesh wire to spray a slightly lighter colour green? Is this correct? (For the lure case, yo-yo, net jig etc?)

[@Mike-cp3xr]

Two construction trash bags and rubber bands make good shallow water waders.

[@51249ca]

Is there a quick video of the type/brand/color of paint you use for these plastic tackle boxes?

[@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft]

My Ranger handbook survival kit video I show the painting technique. I’d recommend the camo paint at your local hunting/outdoor store but you can find them in Home Depot as well. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoOYf6eJapuYipIsi=beamqLMJg1IEx_Tc

[@johnsoncalvin8851]

Tip 4 U... Best EVER lure: Luhr-Jensen "SUPER DUPER" #502 !!! Works EVERYWHERE weeds/ covers aren't. Use a 'Carolina rig' with purple or motor oil colored worms where weeds / covers are !!!

[@highchamp1]

Survival Kits Getting better all the time Less searching for bits and pieces (real time suck) Dog Tag Kit Signal mirror, Fresnel Lens, Fire Card (Wazoo), Compass needle, Ferro Rod, Magnesium, Gold, Silver, Micro SD Card, Light, Whistle (other) Watch band (cord) Boot laces and clothing (cord)

[@CameronFerbey]

Question: what kind of hunting / survival knife is that? Just curious, looks like a nice knife!

[@Chevalierofwhatever]

nice video, my man.

[@jmmartin7766]

So, where IS that 'secret spot,' exactly... Asking for a friend *smirk 😏

[@Countryboy071]

I Live in the uk, what manufacturer makes those plastic boxes? Another great video, allways look foto these 👍

[@InkedCarpenter1776]

❤❤

[@xShoOtGuNx93]

👍

[@MasterK9Trainer]

Okay now I have a question in regards to that little spring device is that another version of the speed hook?

[@ck158]

Use a popper lure

[@Rusted_Link]

Dave and Shawn don't mind you bogarting there spot?

[@ronaldgoodrich5460]

When ever I fill my reels I have line left over. I put these in my kit.

[@therulesaredifferent8280]

Anytime I see you with fishing gear now, I assume you're placing another cache somewhere...