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You can use the little ziplocks from craft stores or Wal-Mart's craft sections to keep your line in. I keep my hooks on safety pins for convenience and you may need a safety pin. Good choice to include braided line. If this kit sets in a car for 5 years then is needed, the mono is brittle but braided is good for many years. Plus braided is 1/4 the diameter of mono. That's 4x the line in the same space. I would include kahle (or circle) for trot lining. the fish stay on that way. Size 6 for carp and 3/0 for cats. Cats are an easily obtained and are in A lot of creeks where you think it's too shallow. Carp are sometimes available in large numbers and get large.
A small gill net is all you need for small fish. No skill needed and you will catch way more fish with way less effort. Btw. Small hooks catch birds (including turkeys) better than most woodcraft bird traps.
Concept is nice but I would use it along with the other survival one that way you atleast have a handle to hold on to.
Funny, Ive actually used the braided to stitch stuff up in the field myself, including packs!
Hey does anyone have a 3d printable model for the small container?
Is that Orange case at 11:37 an old removable split shot case???
Spiderwire rocks. A small piece of aluminum foil and a bottle cap rattle lure. Use a small to medium treble and 2 bbs to make a racket while you pull it through the water. Combined with the aluminum foil and you're in business.
Tell equipment ll endure that you can find the fishing kit container on ebay, you can get a square one or a turtle shape fishing containers 2.00.
You can also use a pill/medication bottle to store your emergency fishing kit.
for a cleaner spool for your line, you can utilize an old plumber tape spool. The spool is set inside the cover and it snaps into place, that's where you can leave a little bit of line hanging out, that acts as a holder and your line is secured inside without any threat of being snagged. Old first aid tape kits are the same mechanism, but are rather larger in size than the plumbers tape spool.
IF you use eyelids, you can feed the line through them, bring out the access line you will be using to fish with, snap the cover in place over the line that is coming off the spool, then keep the entire spool secured through a pinky finger/ring finger of your base hand on your rod. Simple line movement is still achieved with your free hand for your bait control.
Hope it helps some of you guys out there.
You can wind your fishing line on a bobbin the same way you wind thread on it on a sewing machine! That's how I did mine, but then, I am a girl.
For loose spare fishing line, Ive used an old credit card/plastic I.D. card cut into thick "H" shape and hand wrapped many feet of line which i secured to the card on each end with electrical tape.
I believe the swiss army knife was a Cadette but I may be wrong.
Not a bad kit at all. One thing of concern; towards the end of the video you were saying you didn't like how you stored your monofilament and you were thinking of putting it on a thread bobbin. I think the mono would develop a memory and the last thing you want it the line coming off in 1/4" loops. Braided line is probably fine though.
Try and get mini hooks and rubber lures they work for me.