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My brother, I have been binge watching your channel and I must say you are amazing. You are one bad ass marine!! I have watched as far back, where you went to Switzerland with Dave Canterbury, and helped with training as an instructor!! I love your channel and content you’ve got my support 110%!!! ❤❤🇺🇸🇺🇸👍🏿👊🏿👊🏿
It's time! I asked you to contact the Fishermen in Louisiana to start feeding the Hungry. You have the contacts to make this happen. I trust your Judgement in this decision you have a wide spread of people that Love you 🙏❤️
Hello I want to say I have not forgotten you. I have been ill but I am better. I'm grzteful.hou are still here. Thank you for keep doing what you do to teach about the great outdoors I appreciate you for that. 1:43
Cool deal! I had my scouts make the last one you did with the clear plastic test tube. They had a great time making them. The parents loved it. The kids caught fish. Great time sir. Thank you for the memories!!!!! 🎉
You ever think your videos inspired one to be more active, "get out in the field, and have some fun" you would say? Well it has. Ive been busy living my best life sober and gettting out in the field. You can look up to someone, have an idol, even at 30 years old, through a screen on a phone. You saved me from a boring life at home with an impending alcohol fueled wreck. This is my peace channel. My feel at home channel. Something i love and relate to. I have no money to give to support this channel but i have a comment i want you to see as one of your fans to make sure your aware your effort doesnt go unnoticed we have learned valuable knowledge on survival yet most of all, my favoirte sayings "thats what im talking about right there" and "look at that bacon frying up there" 3Keep on going Shawn. Many thanks and apologies i havent kept up to date on likes and views as i said im living life not always in front of a screen. God bless to you and forgive any typos on this new garbage phone
Shawn, is there an option of this with say a cane pole type of hobo reel? And a way to sling it out there? If so I haven't seen one! Would be another great first on yt!
You're right about having a way to feed yourself outdoors and making small enough to fit in a backpack or pocket. And how to make a hobo fishing kit. Great job on showing how to make one.👍👍
I like that this sort of thing keeps one busy should one find themselves stuck with nothing to do around a water source. Staying busy is actually a good survival mindset depending on one's circumstance. In the Air Force I was sent to aircrew survival school in Texas as part of my training and this is exactly what we did. I was the only one to catch anything.
Outstanding A.F . That was cool corporal , thanks for sharing , I’m truly gonna have to give this a go . Thank you again for your service 🇺🇸🫡 An passisng along all the knowledge you do.
We made 2 last summer, one short and one that was long enough to use as a walking stick. The walking stick version had to be cast overhand or sidearmed and did really well. We caught fish on both and had a blast! Thank you for your videos!
Hey Shawn, great video as always. I made a few of those with a twist. I use the large size prescription bottles tie my knot on and use 80lb backer line, then attach 6lb mono for my main line for actual fishing as you were doing. Then if I want to target catfish or a larger species I remove the 6lb and tie a hook on the 80lb for the cats and rig it like you did for passive action. And I have enough room in the bottle to keeps assorted hooks,weights, and floats, and swivels. I carrya couple of the auto limb line reels as well for additional passive fishing. I fish alot all over the south and always had good luck with these systems. Thanks again corp.
What a great idea for a project with the grandkids or any kids , tons of fun catching bluegill and for survival of course. I really enjoy your videos no matter what yer doing👍😀
Love 💕 these mid week videos keep them coming I watch all your videos no matter what because you have great content love 💗 from Ohio Irene and god bless
Several small easy to catch fish is a sure way to a full belly...100%. This is survival techniques not trophy fishing. Good video. I don't know how RUclips will like it but field clearing and cooking fish on an open fire would be a cool video.
A few comments. The first is that I always thought the SAK was a gimmick until I saw one used properly. Now I own a proper Victornox and use the items contained all the time. I also love the hobo reel, good stuff. Now the gripe. I never baton wood with a folding knife without it being in a 90 setting. Batoning a folding knife fully extended is asking to break the knife's joint.
I really like your fishing series and I never heard of the hobo reel. I loved the cut out for some tackle. Great project idear too. Thanks for the videos
When I went to Mexico back in about 2010, we was fishing along boat inlet and a little kid about 12 years old came out fishing where we was and was using a plastic Coke bottle to store his line on and would cast out with his other hand. A plastic bottle has a wider base than a stick and will likely allow you to cast further and reel in faster.
Great Video as always. My motto when it comes to fish sizes I'd that, depending on when the last time I ate or how hungry I am will directly effect the size of fish I keep to have for dinner!! Thanks for sharing.
Another awesome educational video Shawn! Thanks for posting! From one USMC Corporal to another, Semper Fi! Thumbs up on this one! 👍👍👍👍 Keep them coming, never boring!
Cool vid! More relevant and _very_ useful information! When baiting larger fish with smaller fish I would suggest using the guts of the smaller fish. The guts have more oil and a more aromatic in the water. I love bluegill - good sweet meat! Gotta catch your last week's video on the on the passive action! Also, Thank You for keeping the quality of your videos to the highest order. You'll come out ahead in the long run. I don't expect to unsub anytime soon! You definitely upped your game by ignoring the haters. Again, good job and looking forward to more super videos!
I'm wondering if basket fishing works in the USA as well as it does here. Place one right and you can get an entire school of sticklebacks. Not much meat on one but when you have 20 or 30 and cook them right it's enough for a day. The baskets are adapted from Australian aboriginal ones. Chord made from nettles and switches from hazel willow or rowan work.
I wonder if it might be better to use a slightly larger branch. If you have a "Scotch Eye" tool you could just bore the hollow out with that and make the plug too. The slightly larger diameter would let you take up the line faster and perhaps give you a higher line capacity too. You can also improvise a bobber using a twig. Good video, keep up the good work!
We have no plan to fish sewage canals near our subdivision. The main catch would be janitor fish, a sort of armour plated catfish. There is debate among the locals on eating that fish. Some Filipinos say "we don't eat those." Others (a minority) tell me they are good if you know how to clean and cook them properly. Our longer rage plan is to practice with our emergency fishing kits, catching skipjack tuns in the South China Sea. We took advantage of assorted diameters plastic of pipe scraps. A lot of new homes under construction in our subdivision and full scrap piles to pick over. A few inexpensive parts, PVC cement and you have a great kit that floats. Heating some scrap pipe to flatten it and cutting circles takes a bit more work but you can make free plugs to glue into the bottom of your project and even fabricate dividers.
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My brother, I have been binge watching your channel and I must say you are amazing. You are one bad ass marine!! I have watched as far back, where you went to Switzerland with Dave Canterbury, and helped with training as an instructor!! I love your channel and content you’ve got my support 110%!!! ❤❤🇺🇸🇺🇸👍🏿👊🏿👊🏿
Amazing AF!!! Keep reeling!
Simple, yet vey informative and one of the absolute VERY BEST videos I've seen in a while! Keep'em coming Shawn!!!
It's time! I asked you to contact the Fishermen in Louisiana to start feeding the Hungry. You have the contacts to make this happen. I trust your Judgement in this decision you have a wide spread of people that Love you 🙏❤️
How many Pathfinders are left besides You ❤️🙏
Hello
I want to say I have not forgotten you. I have been ill but I am better. I'm grzteful.hou are still here.
Thank you for keep doing what you do to teach about the great outdoors
I appreciate you for that. 1:43
Cool deal! I had my scouts make the last one you did with the clear plastic test tube. They had a great time making them. The parents loved it. The kids caught fish. Great time sir. Thank you for the memories!!!!! 🎉
What's the title of that video? I wanna look it up. Sounds cool.
You ever think your videos inspired one to be more active, "get out in the field, and have some fun" you would say? Well it has. Ive been busy living my best life sober and gettting out in the field. You can look up to someone, have an idol, even at 30 years old, through a screen on a phone. You saved me from a boring life at home with an impending alcohol fueled wreck. This is my peace channel. My feel at home channel. Something i love and relate to. I have no money to give to support this channel but i have a comment i want you to see as one of your fans to make sure your aware your effort doesnt go unnoticed we have learned valuable knowledge on survival yet most of all, my favoirte sayings "thats what im talking about right there" and "look at that bacon frying up there"
3Keep on going Shawn. Many thanks and apologies i havent kept up to date on likes and views as i said im living life not always in front of a screen. God bless to you and forgive any typos on this new garbage phone
My 10 year old angel still loves your vids. This will be her deliverable on our upcoming camping trip. Thanks bro
I have not gone fishing in about 40 years, but this got me excited to actually go again!
That was hilarious when the woodpecker made noise and you showed the predator!
And all done with a pocket knife! Love it!!
some cant wrap their head around this idea
@@recall5811I agree!
@recall5811 I've seen you do it so many time that I bought that knife!! Love it too!!
Corporal and his Sci-fi! Love it!❤😂😂 and OUTSTANDING VIDEO! THANK YOU FOR YOUR TAKE!
Shawn, is there an option of this with say a cane pole type of hobo reel? And a way to sling it out there? If so I haven't seen one! Would be another great first on yt!
No fishing pole to say you are fishing... excellent Idea !!!
You're right about having a way to feed yourself outdoors and making small enough to fit in a backpack or pocket. And how to make a hobo fishing kit. Great job on showing how to make one.👍👍
Brings back memories I got mine from my uncle it was a $5.00 cigar tube from the 1920s with a wood plug
I like that this sort of thing keeps one busy should one find themselves stuck with nothing to do around a water source. Staying busy is actually a good survival mindset depending on one's circumstance. In the Air Force I was sent to aircrew survival school in Texas as part of my training and this is exactly what we did. I was the only one to catch anything.
These tips are so simple, but difficult to think of without a lot of thought. This goes well with your “7” fishing set up. Thank you.
Outstanding A.F . That was cool corporal , thanks for sharing , I’m truly gonna have to give this a go .
Thank you again for your service 🇺🇸🫡
An passisng along all the knowledge you do.
Great video! Thanks for showing making the hole with the knife blade. Everybody seems to use a drill or a swiss army awl .👍👍
We made 2 last summer, one short and one that was long enough to use as a walking stick. The walking stick version had to be cast overhand or sidearmed and did really well. We caught fish on both and had a blast! Thank you for your videos!
very cool simple bush craft survival tool,thank you. for all your hard work and generosity with sharing all of your knowledge.
Last 2 videos are making want to get the poles out and hit the creek. Great info sir.
I don't even fish and I wanna do these lol
@@mildthing it’s been a few years for me. Family an kids, trying to find time is like finding winning lottery numbers
@@mattchaffin1133 can't disagree with any of that stuff right there!
Hey Shawn, great video as always. I made a few of those with a twist. I use the large size prescription bottles tie my knot on and use 80lb backer line, then attach 6lb mono for my main line for actual fishing as you were doing. Then if I want to target catfish or a larger species I remove the 6lb and tie a hook on the 80lb for the cats and rig it like you did for passive action. And I have enough room in the bottle to keeps assorted hooks,weights, and floats, and swivels. I carrya couple of the auto limb line reels as well for additional passive fishing. I fish alot all over the south and always had good luck with these systems. Thanks again corp.
Very simple and effective. Looks like a good time fishing 🎣 great video, Corporal 👊🏼
Corporal: Passive fishing is a useful survival tool, but today I actually feel like fishing 🍻
Good job Corporal. Simple and on point
What a great idea for a project with the grandkids or any kids , tons of fun catching bluegill and for survival of course. I really enjoy your videos no matter what yer doing👍😀
Love 💕 these mid week videos keep them coming I watch all your videos no matter what because you have great content love 💗 from Ohio Irene and god bless
Brings back memories from the scouts
The predator shot was awesome
I'm only speaking for me... Catch and cook always pulls me in.... 👍
You always show cool stuff. Mad respect for still coming up with ideas for videos.
Great twist to an old school kit. Thank you.
Cowabunga.! Catch you on the next one mate. Cheers from Australia.
Several small easy to catch fish is a sure way to a full belly...100%. This is survival techniques not trophy fishing. Good video.
I don't know how RUclips will like it but field clearing and cooking fish on an open fire would be a cool video.
Fantastic stuff thanks for posting this Sir.
I will be making one of these soon when we get away for some holiday time.
Thanks Corporal. Those do work well, does take a little practice though.
Another Corporal video! I’m in my happy place! Thanks!
Thank you for the midweek video.
Hope your week went well!
See you Sunday!
Yes! Oldie but goodie, I am glad to see this revisited.
"Outstanding " well explained
Your property sounds very relaxing. Great find.
A few comments. The first is that I always thought the SAK was a gimmick until I saw one used properly. Now I own a proper Victornox and use the items contained all the time. I also love the hobo reel, good stuff.
Now the gripe. I never baton wood with a folding knife without it being in a 90 setting. Batoning a folding knife fully extended is asking to break the knife's joint.
Nice, very nice information, great craftsmanship on the field,just with a victorinox!!!
I really like your fishing series and I never heard of the hobo reel. I loved the cut out for some tackle. Great project idear too. Thanks for the videos
Good stuff love it always thinking outside the box. Good one to make in the future would be a crayfish trap from natural material like this.
Great weekend project for my granddaughter . 😁😁😁
Thanks for another outstanding video I appreciate you Corporal 👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
i really enjoy your videos corp, i did all the stuff you show when i was a kid and hitch hiked across america in the 70s
Awesome and outstanding as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along
It’s the Ron Popeil Hobo Pocket Fisherman But Wait There’s More 😂🤣👍
8:52
Just borrow from the Wii controllers. With their lanyard... Haha...
Because people were chucking their controllers into their TV screens...
Made your kit from 4 yrs ago.Was really cool to do.My grand girls gave up.My Grandson and finished ours and fish was caught ! Have to try this one !
I'm going to make one of thease with my kiddo awesome video !
Good stuff.
A hobo reel, James Bender will be pleased. Lol
Thanks. Great shows.
another outstanding video Shawn!! Great job!!
Thanks Kpl. Outstanding course,you are great!!!❤
Great video! I watched a guy pull a 5 gallon bucket of perch using this method.
Thanx Shawn!! Semper Fi Brother!!
When I went to Mexico back in about 2010, we was fishing along boat inlet and a little kid about 12 years old came out fishing where we was and was using a plastic Coke bottle to store his line on and would cast out with his other hand. A plastic bottle has a wider base than a stick and will likely allow you to cast further and reel in faster.
Mr, Kelly your a True pro??? Keep up the awesome work 👍
Finally get to see your video. My wifi was down for hours!! Great video, Shawn. Very informative. Like the Predator shot.
Great mid week video can't wait for sunday's video I really enjoy your videos
Excellent information.
There's nothing like fishing, and when you can feed yourself, even better!
God bless ALL of us!
WWG1WGA
Hi that is cool my friend. Know you are back.👏👍🇺🇲
Thanks Shawn, liking this series too buddy 💪🏼
Great Video as always. My motto when it comes to fish sizes I'd that, depending on when the last time I ate or how hungry I am will directly effect the size of fish I keep to have for dinner!! Thanks for sharing.
Another awesome educational video Shawn! Thanks for posting! From one USMC Corporal to another, Semper Fi! Thumbs up on this one! 👍👍👍👍 Keep them coming, never boring!
Strong video! Loved the topic. And as always great next step in fishing series
Bravo corporal, thanks.
This was a very useful video. This system works! Not sure if legal in all states but if in survival emergency, this will work.
Awesome survival fishing video !!!
works like a champ!
I made one of these when I was in scouts. Never caught anything with it though.
Love this one. Can't beat a bit of fishrig.
Looks like a good idea would be to use a cork as both plug and also as float.
In my youth we used somple made cane poles from saplings
i like this type of video thanks
That's great, Corporal! I'd like to make a hollowed out version like yours. Thanks for the video.👍🏻
I cam tell you one thing!! That corporal, is da man!!
Cool vid! More relevant and _very_ useful information! When baiting larger fish with smaller fish I would suggest using the guts of the smaller fish. The guts have more oil and a more aromatic in the water. I love bluegill - good sweet meat! Gotta catch your last week's video on the on the passive action! Also, Thank You for keeping the quality of your videos to the highest order. You'll come out ahead in the long run. I don't expect to unsub anytime soon! You definitely upped your game by ignoring the haters. Again, good job and looking forward to more super videos!
Great video Shawn. Thinking of creating my own homemade pocket fisherman set up at the moment.
Really enjoying the video content recently from you! Thank you
Love the fishing content, hope to see more.
I like the fishing reel/rod videos
Cool fishing setup!
Corporal, looking like Arnold, ready to take on that predator. Good video, thanks!
Thanks Corporal ❤️❤️🙏🙏
You got some scary ass woodpeckers out in your neck of the woods!
Well made SAK is such a useful tool to carry
Another outstanding video
I'm wondering if basket fishing works in the USA as well as it does here. Place one right and you can get an entire school of sticklebacks. Not much meat on one but when you have 20 or 30 and cook them right it's enough for a day. The baskets are adapted from Australian aboriginal ones. Chord made from nettles and switches from hazel willow or rowan work.
Excellent video Corporal. 👍❤️👍
really like that video, thanks for the tips!
Sweet midweek video!
Excellent fishing pole 👌 👍 🇺🇸
Awesome how-to video, brother!
I wonder if it might be better to use a slightly larger branch. If you have a "Scotch Eye" tool you could just bore the hollow out with that and make the plug too. The slightly larger diameter would let you take up the line faster and perhaps give you a higher line capacity too. You can also improvise a bobber using a twig.
Good video, keep up the good work!
Great series 👏 😊
Thats really nice!! Never thought of doing this!!
Back at it again with a banger video!
We have no plan to fish sewage canals near our subdivision. The main catch would be janitor fish, a sort of armour plated catfish. There is debate among the locals on eating that fish. Some Filipinos say "we don't eat those." Others (a minority) tell me they are good if you know how to clean and cook them properly. Our longer rage plan is to practice with our emergency fishing kits, catching skipjack tuns in the South China Sea. We took advantage of assorted diameters plastic of pipe scraps. A lot of new homes under construction in our subdivision and full scrap piles to pick over. A few inexpensive parts, PVC cement and you have a great kit that floats. Heating some scrap pipe to flatten it and cutting circles takes a bit more work but you can make free plugs to glue into the bottom of your project and even fabricate dividers.