I'd add some standard hooks and "micro" hooks as well as trebles, that way when you lose your jig you aren't sol and you can easily catch little baitfish using the smaller hooks
I think if you swap out one of those treble hooks and replace it with two or three small hooks, circle hook or a wormhook or something small... That would be ideal. Everything else is awesome
The 50 lb braid would be sooo useful in a pinch. I can't imagine tying up 50 lb to tiny finesse tackle; maybe a tiny bit of leader material would be a good idea too.
1. Different sized split shots - 2 each 2. Multiple sized single hooks - 2 each 3. Multiple sized trebles - 1 each 4. Small trout flies 5. Plenty of those little plastic worm baits 6. The line is good 7. Swivels good 8. Design and size is good
Segmenting the spool, widthwise, to layer different types of line like an oreo cookie, would leave the same foot print and give the customer more variety of line to use.
The kit definitely needs an assortment of standard single bait hooks (8,6 and 4.) And Id drop the lead sinkers and use steel. Many states, including us in Maine can’t use lead sinkers under 1oz!!
That fishing kit is sweet one thing I thought of to add was some small tinder they make some little hard candy sized fire starters that work great and a couple waterproof matches. I think they would be a great touch not only for a survival situation but to cook what you catch 😊
about the kit, im sure you've already heard this by now but, get rid of the big braid spool and just have it all wrapped onto something that takes way less space in that case, so you can fill it with other important things. :)
Great job because after living in Maine for 47yrs and fort hood Texas for 3 I know Maine fish love white or white and red combination soft plastics. Great for trout , salmon, bass or pickerel. Awesome kit. Can't wait to get one. Will be used in schoodic and sebec lakes
Movie was "stand by me". I'm a train nerd RULE OF THUMB: don't walk between the rails, but alongside on the edge of the gravel. Shockingly easy to have a train come up behind you...yeah, it actually happens and makes a mess. It shouldn't, but it does and gets called a 'suicide'. That's actually railroad property and a railway detective will give you unending sh*t for trespassing. Trains are lethal and can turn you into mush.
@@Unplugged_Adventure Actually, you named the movie. 'Foamer' is a term used to describe hard core railfans (Foam in the mouth when they see something cool/rare), as I am a train nerd like Robert Hoffhines. I kinda explained that poorly but I hope you got my point.
Hey train nerd why did we destroy all our passenger rail and consolidate the remains into Amtrak? Seems hella wack. I know that car companies got a bunch of subsidies and bought out some. I’m not all that into trains but I think it’s crazy how every first world country besides America has more transit rail now than 100 years ago except for us. I’m not trying to be a dick I would honestly just like to know. Back in the day trains were such a big deal and now passenger rail is basically non existent outside of the northeast corridor. Seems crazy. Even freight seems like it’s more commonly on tractor trailers than a train nowadays but thats just my anecdotal observations.
And what if you want to cook your fish? Gotta have fire. There's a reason the word survival is there. Knife would be good too. Regardless your the man Jon beeezy
@7:36 cool idea for you to put out there that is yours and not GS all over it.. Can i make two suggestions for the kit? #1.Survival Magnesium Flint Firesteel Fire Steel Starter #2. A very small sewing kit maybe even just a few little needles
Mylar emergency blanket, too. They don't take up much space. They can help keep you from hypothermia should you fall in the river or pond. They can also double as emergency shelter should you get stuck overnight.
Please don’t try the “rod durability test” at home on your Googan rods. 😂🤣😂 As for the fishing survival kit: Dang it just take my money already Jon. Geez! That creek is gorgeous. It looks like a picture in a calendar. 👍🏼👍🏼
I have a fishing survival kit I made and I put a few hooks in it j-hooks, treble, jig heads, medium bobber, barrel swivels, line 100yards mossy green braided line, bullet and split shot, worms ( about 4) that way I can just tear off pieces and still have more if need be and an kite handle to help reel in fish. So it's kinda a hand line fishing survival kit.
I think it would be sick to see Jon go out with a bushcraft/survival bag (With stuff like an axe, tarp, rope, etc.) and do an over night stay in the Maine forest, building shelter, gathering food, etc.
I been doing survival fishing as a hobby my whole life. I usually try to find bait to use of some kind. I know this be hard to do during the winter months, especially in a state like Maine. In a survival situation, I like to use trot lines in a area that may seem active with fish. I already have a couple of survival fishing kits myself, which are little bit larger. I like to have a assortment of hook sizes, from #10 to #2 at least. I also carry a small telescopic rod and small spinning reel with me.
I make my own. Some cheap line, tiny split shot weights, paracord. Use the paracord to build a set a pull snare. Simple to build. Cut a stick. Cut a angle. In ground. Then get a sapling. Tie your rig to it. Bend it over. Cut opposing angle. When fish pulls it sets and pulls it out of water.
hi from Australia. mate maybe a flint n steel. also a single bladed fold knife. the knife cud be used as the steel on the flint to save weight n also room in the box. water proof matches but sometimes they fail n u need a crap load of them. as for the flint it just works, unless ur a fool n u lose it. just a thought.
I keep a fish kit in the back of my jeep, made out of a small bike repair tool pouch. I didn't know that about the snapping turtle. You for sure didn't slap this kit together. Great video++
What an awesome emergency fishing kit you created. It is well thought out. Add to it a miniature version of the Krackin' Kraw or micro (if this term makes sense) lipless cranks if you can find them. You should most definitely put them on the market. May God bless you in this endeavor.
That's a really good idea! I'd add a couple circle hooks and maybe offer different color boxes. If you drop one it might be easier to spot in low light or in the water if it was an orange box. Also, my brother took me to Columbus Saturday for my birthday, you and Norm were in Columbus the same day that we were! It would have been awesome to meet you guys, but we didn't find out until we got back home. I'd definitely consider buying this kit!
Want to have a big upgrade? add a bunch of weighted flies like midges, bluegills and other species always love them, similarly to your pink worm there are weighted fly worms, great to cast with a bobber. I know flies deteriorate over time but when all you have is a weighted hook left you can always bait it up and continue using it.
It was funny to hear ur squishy boots when u were on the blacktop walking. Lol. I'm interested in a tiny kit like that. . I'm in central Ky and most of the thing u had I could use here. It look as if there's there's lil room in the box so one could add whatever else he / she would like to. Great idea. And we all know its been in ur plans for a while. We watched a either a Lunkers TV or APBassin video and they're doin a lil tour of the Texas warehouse and they show all the lil boxes you have there. Glad to see a dream come to fruition. Hope to see it on a store shelf near me soon.
add a small assortment of cheap flies and 20 yards of light line. it would make pulling trout and or smaller fish from creeks easier and that's more likely the situation one would be in for survival.
Maybe include a cheap multi tool with a saw so you can cut a "fishing rod" if needed? Or maybe check out the ka-bar hand caster. You could spool it with line and stash some stuff in the handle. Overall I like the kit though! I'd buy one 👍
Your filming / editing style and energy would be badass in survival type videos like Fowler does. You should definitely give it a shot and see what people think.
I would totally snag one of these whenever they come out, the braid is an amazing touch since the ones that I have used all have cheap bulky monofilament line. An addition that you might have to make is some live bait or circle hooks, something to use if you find some worms or make a small minnow trap to use some live bait.
Something like this would have been perfect for my trip to Colorado. We needed to hike down a canyon to reach a river, and I had to have my rod sticking out of my pack the entire way down catching on to branches.
I’d buy one for sure. It would be cool to see some type of retaining clip or mechanism of some sort to hold the spool and allow it to spin within the case. Additions like a survival knife, toilet paper, fire starter, etc. can be added by the owner. Keep it affordable. 👍
Pro tip, add a fire starter setup of some sort, and something to boil water in. Like a collapsible metal cup. And a compass wouldn't hurt. Replace the pliers with a good knife and your solid. Over all I freaking love this idea and im stoked to see you making moves like this. And you hooked wayyy more fish than I was expecting on a stick 😂Keep fishing never stop!
If you are going to be headed to a place alone that even has the slightest chance of getting into a survival situation... carry a telescoping rod or a little 2 piece rod with this kit would be the perfect combo.... All I would add to that box is add a few different soft plastic options, and add a spoon, they take up almost no space and every fish eats them, a classic dare devil or something. other than that I would totally pick up one of these kits!
I'd add some other types of lures that'd work in central KY, mainly small game fish ( lmb, smb) along with pan fish. The inline spinner is a great idea.
You should definately sell them. I would say instead of the different sized treble. Hooks, how about just regular hooks. And maybe if you have room add a ned rig plastic. For drop shot
I would definitly buy one, but one thing I would include since its a "survival Kit" would be matches or a fire starter of some kind and maybe a small knife to cut string and help fillet a fish.
I love that idea. Maybe add a couple straight j hooks. Could also put 2 plastic ribs in the spool so there are 3 sections to spool on line. 1 for your 50 lb braid then you could either decide to leave 2 empty for buyer or fill them. Also maybe make a compactable rod?
That spool of line is yuuuuge and a waste of space. You can save SO much space by taking that line and downsizing the spool or wrapping it around another “survival” item. Include a ladder style kit: Use this container to store worms, crickets, beetles, etc. as bait for small fish Use these xxx tiny hooks and the bait we found for tiny bait fish Use these xxxx tiny bait fish on this xxx rig for bigger fish and so on Also include 1 razor blade. Super low profile but very helpful. Maybe some tweezers. Great idea! Keep it goin man!!!!
Stand By Me is the movie you were trying to think of, but most of your audience has probably never seen it 🤣. And I agree with some of the others a flint and steel would be a must in a survival kit. Can't cook the fish if you don't have a way of starting fire, and not many people can do a friction fire.
The little pliers r cool but how about a small knife? Or better yet a Leatherman or Swiss army? A million uses and gotta have a knife to clean the fish
Thats a big price tag to mess up. Side by sides are over priced for how breakable they are. Cheaper to get a Jeep or tracker and their stronger cheaper parts and less money to insure on top of that their road legal for wherever you need to go. For half the price of a side by side just put a lift kit on and they go everywhere
Thats what I don't get. Buy a sweet 4runner, jeep, whatever. I know our side by side never leaves the farm and it is money wasted that could be put towards a badass vehicle you can drive to town
Add some assorted size standard pan fish hooks at least 2 sizes. A few more little plastic grubs/swirly tails for the jig heads. A few waterproof matches with striking pad/small flint. Maybe even a 2/O ewg with a single mini bandito bug or micro swimbait. With the small hooks to catch pan fish and the bigger hook to use for cut bait to catch a nice one
What? no basic single fishing hook. I'm no professional, but I use a brand of super sharp basic hook and a worm often catches more stuff than the fancy things. Everything else looks great! love it!
Realistic for sure but I would put a lot more hooks. I love the treble hooks idea. Maybe a couple indestructible white swim baits (soft) that googan could design. I also like the idea of a small strong hard swim-bait. (If I have to include any of these suggestions definitely the smaller hard swim-bait!!)
Cool content.I like the camp claw videos the best.I know people in Edgecome.I live in Pennsylvania but Maine is great!The survival kit is effective!Good job!
Spider wire used to make a dual spool of line with a rib down the middle to separate 2 tests of line , would be awesome for your kit. Also I would suggest you only put 1 medium treble hook and more regular hooks due to space a versatility
@Jon B. The line spool can be used as a make shift reel. Some inventing with a reeling nob etc. would be a make shift fly casting reel. That would fit in the box.
Definitely think downsize the spool! Maybe just less line? If it is for emergency use you don't necessarily need to be carrying 50 yards of line. Cut it in half in order to fit a few more hooks/baits. Such a great package though!
Put tippet into the survival kit, finding a bunch of spooked fish in a creek for example your going to need some tippet to catch those fish, that braid will stand out.
Looks amazing, although i would probably change the plyers with some form of multitool (leatherman type thing). Fishing with just a stick brings back some memories from how we used to fish trout in the rivers close to where im from. Great video as always👏
I like a kit like this because it fits in my glove box and I always have a telescopic spinning rod in case I see a creek, river whatever to try an fish
I'd add some standard hooks and "micro" hooks as well as trebles, that way when you lose your jig you aren't sol and you can easily catch little baitfish using the smaller hooks
I think if you swap out one of those treble hooks and replace it with two or three small hooks, circle hook or a wormhook or something small... That would be ideal. Everything else is awesome
The braid is actually genius. Normal survival kits come with that horrible thick monofilament 😂
The 50 lb braid would be sooo useful in a pinch. I can't imagine tying up 50 lb to tiny finesse tackle; maybe a tiny bit of leader material would be a good idea too.
1. Different sized split shots - 2 each
2. Multiple sized single hooks - 2 each
3. Multiple sized trebles - 1 each
4. Small trout flies
5. Plenty of those little plastic worm baits
6. The line is good
7. Swivels good
8. Design and size is good
Segmenting the spool, widthwise, to layer different types of line like an oreo cookie, would leave the same foot print and give the customer more variety of line to use.
The kit definitely needs an assortment of standard single bait hooks (8,6 and 4.) And Id drop the lead sinkers and use steel. Many states, including us in Maine can’t use lead sinkers under 1oz!!
Not a bad idea for novelty but if it's a true survival situation I'm not sure how much it matters haha
Jon you should do more pond and creek hopping videos. They are the best.
That fishing kit is sweet one thing I thought of to add was some small tinder they make some little hard candy sized fire starters that work great and a couple waterproof matches. I think they would be a great touch not only for a survival situation but to cook what you catch 😊
Fire is essential
Anyone else watching Jon B. while hunting? Probably shouldn’t but it’s hard not to. Hello from the woods of Michigan!
Wtf same east texas!!
also I'd buy one of the kits
Assuming you are deer hunting, get a 12 pointer.
I've been waiting for a Maine Camp Claw video! These are the best Jon!! 🏕 👊 🎣
I would like to see the Peric survival kit, likely to have Twinkies contained within !
Lettuce too
about the kit, im sure you've already heard this by now but, get rid of the big braid spool and just have it all wrapped onto something that takes way less space in that case, so you can fill it with other important things. :)
Looks like the Maine videos are still rolling in! Beautiful fall colors on those trees too
Great job because after living in Maine for 47yrs and fort hood Texas for 3 I know Maine fish love white or white and red combination soft plastics. Great for trout , salmon, bass or pickerel. Awesome kit. Can't wait to get one. Will be used in schoodic and sebec lakes
Love the box mate👍❤️ from Australia. If I could suggest one thing would be a tiny flint for a fire to cook the fish? The box is amazing great idea ❤️
Movie was "stand by me". I'm a train nerd RULE OF THUMB: don't walk between the rails, but alongside on the edge of the gravel. Shockingly easy to have a train come up behind you...yeah, it actually happens and makes a mess. It shouldn't, but it does and gets called a 'suicide'. That's actually railroad property and a railway detective will give you unending sh*t for trespassing. Trains are lethal and can turn you into mush.
Fellow foamer?
Simply one of my favorite movies, I was gunna call the movie but came down here and ya beat me to it lol!
@@Unplugged_Adventure Actually, you named the movie. 'Foamer' is a term used to describe hard core railfans (Foam in the mouth when they see something cool/rare), as I am a train nerd like Robert Hoffhines. I kinda explained that poorly but I hope you got my point.
@@northwestohioplanesandtrains13 I was talking about the Stand By Me movie lol
Hey train nerd why did we destroy all our passenger rail and consolidate the remains into Amtrak? Seems hella wack. I know that car companies got a bunch of subsidies and bought out some. I’m not all that into trains but I think it’s crazy how every first world country besides America has more transit rail now than 100 years ago except for us. I’m not trying to be a dick I would honestly just like to know. Back in the day trains were such a big deal and now passenger rail is basically non existent outside of the northeast corridor. Seems crazy. Even freight seems like it’s more commonly on tractor trailers than a train nowadays but thats just my anecdotal observations.
Loving the old school content my guy and also the new derby’s
Looks like this idea is finally coming to life…
I remember Jon talking about making one In the OG texas house. Nice to see it finally come together
Kinda shit though. At least add some flint. Ya gotta stay warm
@@jordanspake7149 but this is just a fishing kit
And what if you want to cook your fish? Gotta have fire. There's a reason the word survival is there. Knife would be good too. Regardless your the man Jon beeezy
i remember the OG days with the amazon survival box and so happy for you and how you’ve grown over the years. glad i’ve been through the journey
Love these Maine creek videos
@7:36 cool idea for you to put out there that is yours and not GS all over it..
Can i make two suggestions for the kit?
#1.Survival Magnesium Flint Firesteel Fire Steel Starter
#2. A very small sewing kit maybe even just a few little needles
Mylar emergency blanket, too. They don't take up much space. They can help keep you from hypothermia should you fall in the river or pond. They can also double as emergency shelter should you get stuck overnight.
Please don’t try the “rod durability test” at home on your Googan rods. 😂🤣😂
As for the fishing survival kit: Dang it just take my money already Jon. Geez!
That creek is gorgeous. It looks like a picture in a calendar. 👍🏼👍🏼
I have a fishing survival kit I made and I put a few hooks in it j-hooks, treble, jig heads, medium bobber, barrel swivels, line 100yards mossy green braided line, bullet and split shot, worms ( about 4) that way I can just tear off pieces and still have more if need be and an kite handle to help reel in fish. So it's kinda a hand line fishing survival kit.
I think it would be sick to see Jon go out with a bushcraft/survival bag (With stuff like an axe, tarp, rope, etc.) and do an over night stay in the Maine forest, building shelter, gathering food, etc.
This kit looks amazing!! One thing i would love too hav in the kit is a small simple flipknife
Great idea on the 50lb line, would just go with a smaller spool to give you more space in the box for other items.
I been doing survival fishing as a hobby my whole life. I usually try to find bait to use of some kind. I know this be hard to do during the winter months, especially in a state like Maine. In a survival situation, I like to use trot lines in a area that may seem active with fish. I already have a couple of survival fishing kits myself, which are little bit larger. I like to have a assortment of hook sizes, from #10 to #2 at least. I also carry a small telescopic rod and small spinning reel with me.
“Boots a bit soggy”. Lets out about 2l of water 😅
I make my own. Some cheap line, tiny split shot weights, paracord. Use the paracord to build a set a pull snare. Simple to build. Cut a stick. Cut a angle. In ground. Then get a sapling. Tie your rig to it. Bend it over. Cut opposing angle. When fish pulls it sets and pulls it out of water.
Maine is so beautiful. Your lucky to fish it in the fall when the New England foliage is out
hi from Australia. mate maybe a flint n steel. also a single bladed fold knife. the knife cud be used as the steel on the flint to save weight n also room in the box. water proof matches but sometimes they fail n u need a crap load of them. as for the flint it just works, unless ur a fool n u lose it. just a thought.
I keep a fish kit in the back of my jeep, made out of a small bike repair tool pouch. I didn't know that about the snapping turtle. You for sure didn't slap this kit together. Great video++
What an awesome emergency fishing kit you created. It is well thought out. Add to it a miniature version of the Krackin' Kraw or micro (if this term makes sense) lipless cranks if you can find them. You should most definitely put them on the market. May God bless you in this endeavor.
Can't wait to see that northern snow in future videos at Camp Claw 🙌 Respect and love from North Carolina Jon B. Hit that like button 👍🏽
That's a really good idea! I'd add a couple circle hooks and maybe offer different color boxes. If you drop one it might be easier to spot in low light or in the water if it was an orange box. Also, my brother took me to Columbus Saturday for my birthday, you and Norm were in Columbus the same day that we were! It would have been awesome to meet you guys, but we didn't find out until we got back home. I'd definitely consider buying this kit!
Should do some kewl backwoods hiking camping and fishing!
Want to have a big upgrade? add a bunch of weighted flies like midges, bluegills and other species always love them, similarly to your pink worm there are weighted fly worms, great to cast with a bobber. I know flies deteriorate over time but when all you have is a weighted hook left you can always bait it up and continue using it.
Back in Maine I see keep up the the grind Jon!
I haven’t fished in a good year and a half and you pitching your survival kit made me want to buy it you should definitely put this out man!
Love the kit, agree with other's on maybe micro hooks and maybe add a traditional stringer to keep them fresh while you keep dangling!
Yesssssss CAMP CLAW. I love the camp vids. Keep up the good work Jon👍
It was funny to hear ur squishy boots when u were on the blacktop walking. Lol. I'm interested in a tiny kit like that. . I'm in central Ky and most of the thing u had I could use here. It look as if there's there's lil room in the box so one could add whatever else he / she would like to. Great idea. And we all know its been in ur plans for a while. We watched a either a Lunkers TV or APBassin video and they're doin a lil tour of the Texas warehouse and they show all the lil boxes you have there. Glad to see a dream come to fruition. Hope to see it on a store shelf near me soon.
Would love to see a video where you go one step further. Camp out and catch and cook using the survival kit. Would be sweet to see
Camp claw looks good buddy Awsome Kit
add a small assortment of cheap flies and 20 yards of light line. it would make pulling trout and or smaller fish from creeks easier and that's more likely the situation one would be in for survival.
That's so cool you invented yo own 🐟 surviving kit definitely make more!!! Keep on 🐟!!!
Maybe include a cheap multi tool with a saw so you can cut a "fishing rod" if needed? Or maybe check out the ka-bar hand caster. You could spool it with line and stash some stuff in the handle. Overall I like the kit though! I'd buy one 👍
Your filming / editing style and energy would be badass in survival type videos like Fowler does. You should definitely give it a shot and see what people think.
I would totally snag one of these whenever they come out, the braid is an amazing touch since the ones that I have used all have cheap bulky monofilament line. An addition that you might have to make is some live bait or circle hooks, something to use if you find some worms or make a small minnow trap to use some live bait.
Jon B.: "I've been working this pole for 10 minutes."
Most of his audience: "Phrasing!"
The rest of his audience: *swoons*
Something like this would have been perfect for my trip to Colorado. We needed to hike down a canyon to reach a river, and I had to have my rod sticking out of my pack the entire way down catching on to branches.
I’d buy one for sure. It would be cool to see some type of retaining clip or mechanism of some sort to hold the spool and allow it to spin within the case. Additions like a survival knife, toilet paper, fire starter, etc. can be added by the owner. Keep it affordable. 👍
Another banger video. I would love to see you target big walleye never really seen you do that much.
Pro tip, add a fire starter setup of some sort, and something to boil water in. Like a collapsible metal cup. And a compass wouldn't hurt. Replace the pliers with a good knife and your solid. Over all I freaking love this idea and im stoked to see you making moves like this. And you hooked wayyy more fish than I was expecting on a stick 😂Keep fishing never stop!
If you are going to be headed to a place alone that even has the slightest chance of getting into a survival situation... carry a telescoping rod or a little 2 piece rod with this kit would be the perfect combo.... All I would add to that box is add a few different soft plastic options, and add a spoon, they take up almost no space and every fish eats them, a classic dare devil or something. other than that I would totally pick up one of these kits!
Even had a hook keeper on that sick rod dang!
"Ooo this looks nice and slippery. You guys wanna see me fall down and break my ass?" 🤣🤣 I probably would of said the same thing.
Camp claw is back let’s Go are you back or is this a video from awhile ago (btw ima buy the kit if it comes out)
I'd add some other types of lures that'd work in central KY, mainly small game fish ( lmb, smb) along with pan fish. The inline spinner is a great idea.
Awesome video and fisherman keep it up jon
Start selling them kits Jon! Definitely would buy a couple
You should definately sell them. I would say instead of the different sized treble. Hooks, how about just regular hooks. And maybe if you have room add a ned rig plastic. For drop shot
I think its great but maybe add something like a small ferro rod to cook the fish
We need to see the main backyard pond want to see what’s going on.
Jon: “I’ve been workin’ this pole for 10 minutes!!”
🤣
Who needs a new rod when you can catch bass with a stick?!? 🤣
Great video mate!!! Love it, something different.
I've never been anywhere as beautiful as the white mountains in NH in fall. New England kicks butt. Greetings from Norfolk in the UK 🇬🇧
I would definitly buy one, but one thing I would include since its a "survival Kit" would be matches or a fire starter of some kind and maybe a small knife to cut string and help fillet a fish.
I love that idea. Maybe add a couple straight j hooks. Could also put 2 plastic ribs in the spool so there are 3 sections to spool on line. 1 for your 50 lb braid then you could either decide to leave 2 empty for buyer or fill them. Also maybe make a compactable rod?
A little like “how to tie different knots” book would probably be useful to people who aren’t already into the hobby.
The movie you are thinking of is Stand By Me. One of the best movies of all time.
Thank you for doing one of these people need to have one when camping hiking or hunting never know when you will get caught in a situation
I'd definitely buy one! I'd add some kind of small blade, perhaps even a razor just to process the fish. Maybe a small spoon too
That spool of line is yuuuuge and a waste of space. You can save SO much space by taking that line and downsizing the spool or wrapping it around another “survival” item.
Include a ladder style kit:
Use this container to store worms, crickets, beetles, etc. as bait for small fish
Use these xxx tiny hooks and the bait we found for tiny bait fish
Use these xxxx tiny bait fish on this xxx rig for bigger fish and so on
Also include 1 razor blade. Super low profile but very helpful. Maybe some tweezers.
Great idea! Keep it goin man!!!!
“Gotta survive the night so lemme just start trudging through this river in northern Maine, that’ll keep me warm.”
This is such an awesome video! Brings me back to the old days 🤙
“Do you guys wanna see me fall and break my ass” that got me 😂😂
Stand By Me is the movie you were trying to think of, but most of your audience has probably never seen it 🤣. And I agree with some of the others a flint and steel would be a must in a survival kit. Can't cook the fish if you don't have a way of starting fire, and not many people can do a friction fire.
i like these kinds of videos, very refreshing
The little pliers r cool but how about a small knife? Or better yet a Leatherman or Swiss army? A million uses and gotta have a knife to clean the fish
Literally my favorite type of videos
Thats a big price tag to mess up. Side by sides are over priced for how breakable they are. Cheaper to get a Jeep or tracker and their stronger cheaper parts and less money to insure on top of that their road legal for wherever you need to go. For half the price of a side by side just put a lift kit on and they go everywhere
Thats what I don't get. Buy a sweet 4runner, jeep, whatever. I know our side by side never leaves the farm and it is money wasted that could be put towards a badass vehicle you can drive to town
Add some assorted size standard pan fish hooks at least 2 sizes. A few more little plastic grubs/swirly tails for the jig heads. A few waterproof matches with striking pad/small flint. Maybe even a 2/O ewg with a single mini bandito bug or micro swimbait. With the small hooks to catch pan fish and the bigger hook to use for cut bait to catch a nice one
I would do single hooks! Panfish sized of course! I would love to get one of the kits though
Add a survival blanket and a fire starter they should still fit with what you already have in there
What? no basic single fishing hook. I'm no professional, but I use a brand of super sharp basic hook and a worm often catches more stuff than the fancy things. Everything else looks great! love it!
i love seeing camp claw videos (i miss maine) i used to live in massachusetts and i’d go to maine to fish sabego
I think the movie you are referring to on the railroad tracks is "Stand By Me " one of my favorite movies!!! Great video
Use a smaller profile line holder, it takes up a lot of space
Realistic for sure but I would put a lot more hooks. I love the treble hooks idea. Maybe a couple indestructible white swim baits (soft) that googan could design. I also like the idea of a small strong hard swim-bait. (If I have to include any of these suggestions definitely the smaller hard swim-bait!!)
Cool content.I like the camp claw videos the best.I know people in Edgecome.I live in Pennsylvania but Maine is great!The survival kit is effective!Good job!
Spider wire used to make a dual spool of line with a rib down the middle to separate 2 tests of line , would be awesome for your kit. Also I would suggest you only put 1 medium treble hook and more regular hooks due to space a versatility
I'd add a firesteel and a small knife, just for the cooking.
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Keep the totaled side by side get the exact same one so if you mess it up again you have one for parts
You can blame can-am for the broken buggy SEND IT probably isnt the most appropriate thing to write on the control arm bash plate 😂
@Jon B. The line spool can be used as a make shift reel. Some inventing with a reeling nob etc. would be a make shift fly casting reel. That would fit in the box.
Definitely think downsize the spool! Maybe just less line? If it is for emergency use you don't necessarily need to be carrying 50 yards of line. Cut it in half in order to fit a few more hooks/baits. Such a great package though!
Put tippet into the survival kit, finding a bunch of spooked fish in a creek for example your going to need some tippet to catch those fish, that braid will stand out.
Looks amazing, although i would probably change the plyers with some form of multitool (leatherman type thing).
Fishing with just a stick brings back some memories from how we used to fish trout in the rivers close to where im from. Great video as always👏
I like a kit like this because it fits in my glove box and I always have a telescopic spinning rod in case I see a creek, river whatever to try an fish
This sounds so dope can't wait to watch