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Multiple Stream Line Fishing

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In a Survival Situation you want to do anything you can to increase your chances of catching food. A great way to catch multiple fish, without having to worry about watching your line, is to set up a Stream Line.

How to Set up a Stream Line

  1. Find a stream that you can easily cross back and forth.
  2. Drive a post or some wood into each side of the stream
  3. Tie a Rope or some 550 Paracord from Post to Post.
  4. Tie several Fishing lines each with its own hook onto the Rope.
  5. The lines can be set to different depths to give yourself the best chance of catching fish.
  6. Check your line every couple hours.

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4 Comments on "Multiple Stream Line Fishing"

  1. Robert Floyd on Mon, 17th Aug 2009 5:08 pm 

    Hey Robert,
    something that I always have im on of my vehicles is a good pellet rifle. I have mine zeroed in so that I can shoot something the size of a quarter at about 100 feet. I do not think a pellet rifle gets enough press. As you know, every bird on this continent is edible. Also, a good Gamo 175 pellet traveling at over 1000fps wiil take all kinds of small game. Also, properly trained, a pellet rifle can take out a human to at least the point of them leaving you the hell alone. I have the Whisper model in 175 cal. and the shotgun model in 22 cal. and the shotgun shells are cool as hell and work very well. The shot shells are a little expensive though. Other advantages are that they do not attract much attention as well as noise goes in the woods. I personally would not want to go camping or fishing without my trusty old pellet rifle.
    Robert Floyd

  2. Robert Floyd on Mon, 17th Aug 2009 5:18 pm 

    Sorry for my bad spelling
    Robert

  3. Joe M. on Tue, 2nd Mar 2010 6:56 pm 

    I realize this may be an older thread, but to continue Roberts point….keep a slingshot handy. They’re REALLLLY cheap, and you can pick up ammo while you’re walking along.

  4. Ikarn on Wed, 28th Apr 2010 9:50 am 

    I agree and also recomend the bottle trap.
    1.cut the bottle in half and put the bose inwards.
    2.slip the bait into the back of the bottle.
    the fish will go in through the nose and wont be able to come out again.
    its simple,cheap and effective.

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