What to Pack for a Day on the Water?

Sharing the kit I carry in my small boats for a day afloat.

[@Salamandra40k]

Awesome work. I have small time plans to do some of my own boating ever since I've started watching your channel, and it's good to see what you carry because that was one of the things I was thinking about. Seeing the basic survival gear is a good reminder that no matter what lake I think I might be going on, just HAVING stuff to start a fire, or get clean water, or keep you warm with that reflective blanket is still a good idea, because you never ever know what might happen

[@JR737400]

Good stuff. I particularly like your bags. When I boat, I also carry a distress flag, signal light, and rope throw bag.

[@cumberlandrover]

Good ideas. Having many ways to signal is important.

[@Wildlifewatcher69]

Ausgezeichnetes Video! Ich habe gerade mein 9-Fuß-Boot fertiggestellt und kann es kaum erwarten, damit angeln zu gehen! Aber ich habe die Intro-Musik vermisst!

[@RobertPruden-w4l]

Good kit! Ive seen episodes where you have binoculars as well. Personally Im real fond of vice grip jrs.

[@cumberlandrover]

Binos are for sure handy, especially on more open expanses of water. I have a pair of Steiner 8x30 that I love. They are great for watching birds/critters and generally just IDing far away objects.

[@tomwaite4594]

Smaller the boat the bigger the adventure...well done

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

I hope you sell a little bit more than you think you would ❤

[@rmcnabb]

Good stuff. Thanks for the tip on the little collapsible Eagle Claw rod - I didn't know they were still in business.

[@gsftom]

Cool basics for a day out. Enjoyed the video!

[@grumpyoleman2152]

Right on. The common sense content in this video is probably way too high to get attention on you tube, but I sure enjoyed it. More 'stuff' sure does not mean more fun!