One more thing for newcomers dont wear non water resistant watches or wedding rings. I've found several rings in rivers there easy to loose and hard to find in sand or rocks.
Ok bud for everyone to know academy has a small pump spray bottle of rebel 99.9 percent deet. Also man I need to get to eufala already. Keep em comin man.
@@OutofWORKoutdoors it's rebel that bottle is bigger but still tiny. I only spray my hands then rub it around seams like all you need. Off has a small bottle too. Both are in bubble packs normaly.
No. 1 water. No. 2 toilet paper. No. 3 Rod, Reel, and tackle No. 4 Money. No. 5 BIC lighters and or wind-proof matches. No. 6 Weapons. Everything else is subject to your own discretion. I have stuff like extra warm clothes, sandals, clothes line, 3 ton jack, tire pumper, heavy duty car battery cables, machete, etc. Umbrellas, chairs, water bottles, knives, lead lines, backpack, hats, etc. just make life easier. As for lenses, they all scratch and you'll lose them fast. Just buy the cheap polarized KVD as much as I don't like him. Or buy whatever feels good or fits like Solar Bat, Shady Rays, Renegade, etc. Ray Bans don't fit fat heads. You have to understand that most these stunners are worth no more than $30, but bc of Luxxotica, it has significantly jumped in price for no reason as they are contracted with major chain suppliers, and to opt out spells death for companies such as Ray Bans. Comfort, price, and performance should be your only considerations.
Hi , just subscribed, from NYC. Love the content and the "back to basics" explanations with this video. Its a great help!I just started fishing again, with vintage equipment, so all these tips are perfect.(Hope it's ok to give a shout out to a senior gent, Dennis and his channel, "2nd Hand Tackle". He's great with older reel repair and the history behind them - using my Dad's older equipment because of him). Have a great week!
"Why a multi-tool over a pair of pliers?" How about both? I carry a Leatherman and a pocketknife, and keep a pair of pliers in my fishing bag, and either a pair of pliers and a knife or a cheap multitool in my boat. You can forget things, people borrow things, tools get dropped in the lake. You don't want to be stuck without pliers when a monster fish chokes your topwater, or you're trying to retrieve your favorite crankbait from a very angry snake/snapping turtle/bird.
the more tools the better if you can carry it all. I am just covering the bare minimum items because i notice too many people who don't carry anything.
@@OutofWORKoutdoors okay.... the difference between glass and plastic costa lenses are the weight and how scratch resistant they are... not sight fishing, WTF?!
Love my Leatherman Surge. That thing gets so much use fishing
Yes it does! I have one in the truck too now
Good info. I’m most impressed by the quality of the lighting of the video. 👍
hey at least somebody noticed. we did buy new lights. What else should we get?
I always recommend a good pair of gloves and at least one water resistant bag or box for phones, wallet's and any other valuable items.
One more thing for newcomers dont wear non water resistant watches or wedding rings. I've found several rings in rivers there easy to loose and hard to find in sand or rocks.
Wow surprisingly very effective
tried to keep it simple
give this man more subscribers!!!!
Yes please.
actually!! you are making so good videos!!
“Deet” d-e-t-t 😆
A hemostat is a must for me, I always have one clipped on my shirt
For some reason, if you take your split ring pliers fishing, you always lose them.
I love using bug spray but i always carry a thermacell with me also
I have heard good things about that toop
The best flash light in my opinion the inova is the BEST FLASHLIGHT EVER
Sunscreen very important as well.
we are going to be doing a video on sun protection soon too.
Oakley gang
Tp is essential bro ..you don't need it until you do
joeyB, lol them camping size TP saved me many times on the river
I thought every body already knows about tp. We might as well add cell phone to this too right?
leaves maybe??? lol.
Ok bud for everyone to know academy has a small pump spray bottle of rebel 99.9 percent deet. Also man I need to get to eufala already. Keep em comin man.
This is good to know. i like pump spay too. What brand is it?
@@OutofWORKoutdoors it's rebel that bottle is bigger but still tiny. I only spray my hands then rub it around seams like all you need. Off has a small bottle too. Both are in bubble packs normaly.
No. 1 water. No. 2 toilet paper. No. 3 Rod, Reel, and tackle No. 4 Money. No. 5 BIC lighters and or wind-proof matches. No. 6 Weapons. Everything else is subject to your own discretion.
I have stuff like extra warm clothes, sandals, clothes line, 3 ton jack, tire pumper, heavy duty car battery cables, machete, etc. Umbrellas, chairs, water bottles, knives, lead lines, backpack, hats, etc. just make life easier.
As for lenses, they all scratch and you'll lose them fast. Just buy the cheap polarized KVD as much as I don't like him. Or buy whatever feels good or fits like Solar Bat, Shady Rays, Renegade, etc. Ray Bans don't fit fat heads. You have to understand that most these stunners are worth no more than $30, but bc of Luxxotica, it has significantly jumped in price for no reason as they are contracted with major chain suppliers, and to opt out spells death for companies such as Ray Bans. Comfort, price, and performance should be your only considerations.
Hi , just subscribed, from NYC. Love the content and the "back to basics" explanations with this video. Its a great help!I just started fishing again, with vintage equipment, so all these tips are perfect.(Hope it's ok to give a shout out to a senior gent, Dennis and his channel, "2nd Hand Tackle". He's great with older reel repair and the history behind them - using my Dad's older equipment because of him). Have a great week!
keep the shout outs limited but you're cool this time. Vintage lure have a place in our tackle box too. Which ones are you using?
headlamp over a flash light
agreed 100% if you are night fishing. Do you have the red light too or just white?
@@OutofWORKoutdoors just a regular headlamp. I've been subbed to your channel for a while also btw haha
Mmmm I love me some 100% poiso- I mean “Dett”
lmao
Ace hardware carries gorilla glue if you have one in your area
whats some specific kayak gear you think you need going out
We are actually making this video soon. stayed tuned.
"Why a multi-tool over a pair of pliers?"
How about both? I carry a Leatherman and a pocketknife, and keep a pair of pliers in my fishing bag, and either a pair of pliers and a knife or a cheap multitool in my boat. You can forget things, people borrow things, tools get dropped in the lake. You don't want to be stuck without pliers when a monster fish chokes your topwater, or you're trying to retrieve your favorite crankbait from a very angry snake/snapping turtle/bird.
the more tools the better if you can carry it all. I am just covering the bare minimum items because i notice too many people who don't carry anything.
@@OutofWORKoutdoors Just highlighting the problem in my own way.
No first aid kit
That at the car
You dont know anything man... The information youre giving is wack
Then add something useful here in the comments.
@@OutofWORKoutdoors okay.... the difference between glass and plastic costa lenses are the weight and how scratch resistant they are... not sight fishing, WTF?!