Multiple Stream Line Fishing
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Fishing Hunting & Trapping
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
- Find a stream that you can easily cross back and forth.
- Drive a post or some wood into each side of the stream
- Tie a Rope or some 550 Paracord from Post to Post.
- Tie several Fishing lines each with its own hook onto the Rope.
- The lines can be set to different depths to give yourself the best chance of catching fish.
- Check your line every couple hours.
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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
Robert Floyd on Mon, 17th Aug 2009 5:18 pm
Sorry for my bad spelling
Robert