The dog is not mine btw. It's my aunts :) Here is the link to the personal alarms you can use for this trap: amzn.to/2EbUcjC Make sure you buy products where the plug and the sling are exactly opposite to each other. Thanks for watching and stay tuned till next time. Lilly

@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017

5 жыл бұрын

Your knife design looks excellent. I can't wait to get one. Does that one have some kind of oxide finish?

@SurvivalLilly

5 жыл бұрын

yes I used the oxide finish in this video :)

@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017

5 жыл бұрын

@@SurvivalLilly You should auction the ones you use in the videos like the way Hickok45 sells his T&E guns. : ) I bet they'd fetch quite a price.

@tonymontana3742

5 жыл бұрын

Fallen trees are a good reminder of what to look for when building a camp. I've seen large branches fall on quiet sunny day, perhaps water logged from a recent rain and out of nowhere down it comes.

@animistchannel2983

5 жыл бұрын

You should have included a serious warning on this video. This technique would be illegal in a whole lot of places for multiple reasons. It's designed to be left unattended, it's an indiscriminate fish-killer, plus a hazard to birds, amphibians, and other people -- it's a poaching rig by its very nature. This should only be used in a wilderness emergency survival situation where you are having to gather food for multiple people who can't even move to get their own. I won't get dramatically furious about it here, but you are getting "good enough to give other people bad ideas." This comes with a responsibility to teach conservation.

I love these types of minimalistic videos with a dog. Reminds me of the older videos you started with. 🙂

@yomamaso100

4 жыл бұрын

It's not a dog It's a baby

Great stuff, Lilly! Awesome fishing "trap" and I'm surprised that no one on the Alone series used this method of fishing (without the alarm). Setting up wire snare for small critters with the audible alarm would be extremely helpful in a personal survival situation. BTW congratulations on your wonderful success! Well deserved.

I've watched four videos about passive fishing and hunting. Your the first to show me what; let alone how to make a trigger stick. Wish you all the best, and thanks!

LOL, I just saw a video of yours for the first time two days ago and now I am watching them all! Great stuff for the kids to learn early. Thanks Lilly!

That line looks like the ones my grandfather use to put up when I was a teen and went fishing with him. The only difference is he didn't have any alarms on the lines. He would place the lines down the local creek and go back and forth to check them and came home with many fish after a day out in the woods. Thanks for sharing this fishing tip with us all and I wish you a great 2019, Lilly.

@DanielSnedden

5 жыл бұрын

My dad and I used to set up throw lines. Tie a line to a strong flexible branch on the river bank. We set multiple lines and checked them every 1 to 2 hours during the night. We also set out trought lines from bank to bank on the river. You need a canoe or row boat to maintain it. We always caught a lot of fish that way. Mostly catfish. Good video. Reminded me of other ways to fish.

@slowpokebr549

5 жыл бұрын

I always wondered why when I watched the survivalist guys like Less Stroud our Bear Grylls, why in the world they didn't set bank lines? We would check our lines a couple of times at night and in the morning and would invariably have at least a few catfish or drum. Also, turtle traps are dog simple and would provide bait or a meal depending on how picky or hungry you were.

@maritezliaw9514

5 жыл бұрын

hi

@OldNavajoTricks

Жыл бұрын

​@@slowpokebr549 same, on narrow rivers it was set one side of your line and throw the other end over, set snares along the bank and setlines across the river over a hundred yards or so then cross and set snares down the other side, securing your second end of setlines as you go. Halfhour walk and you have maybe 20 snares and 4 lines with 5 leaders on each, thats 40 chances of dinner in a very short time. Plus normal foraging as you go ofc.

Pretty good adaptation of the spring snare concept. Very cool - should work quite well. Happy New Year!

here in the US we have a big problem with an insect called the "emerald ash borer" which kills ash trees. the ash tree that fell by your river camp may have been affected. also the auto fishing pole is a very cool idea !!! looks like you found a new companion who seemed to be enjoying a good romp in the woods

@deanhowell6730

5 жыл бұрын

Hey that Dog is a good hand on your side out there!

@aldenunion

2 жыл бұрын

China has been creating Markets for decades,trying to get world dependant on them. We in the USA gifted them our industry,cheating our own people who fight over burger jobs in inner cities. China sent Emerald Borer beetle that killed every ash tree In North Eastern US up into Canadian forest. Now Spotted Lantern Fly to ruin our ability to grow fruit. Chinese Jumping Worm to eat grasses and bet the deer tick epidemic we must investigate as well.. China MUST be NIXED from sending anything into other nations. They have people setting on PC all day to figure ways to create markets. They do not deserve trust they have insulted for decades. They cast net fish so one belly gets 100 huge breeder fish,then when fish depleted,they look to neighbors plate. Same old China.

Great video Lilly, thanks for taking us along!

Love you Lily, the little things you do to make things work… you are a great teacher , Hope to meet you someday… next time around

creators like you have inspired me to document me building my own bushcraft shelter! thanks!

@m.saberhagen502

5 жыл бұрын

Lol i will subscribe if you do!!

@Forevertrue

5 жыл бұрын

I think young female adventurers should wear bikinis.

Great video and a very smart use of personal alarms with the fishing trap! Thanks for sharing. I really enjoy your videos.

your vids have inspired me to document myself making my own bushcraft shelter

Happy New Year! Nice puppy you have there (I still miss mine).

Nothing this year could possibly make me smile more than to see you out in the woods with a dog again.

@originellername3062

4 жыл бұрын

your life must suck

Thank you very much Lilly for showing us to make the X. I have seen so many videos of trap making but this is the first for the X 👍👍

Happy New Year Lilly!!! Great video as always!!!

I have been watching your videos for a long time I'm not sure if I've ever told you but I think you're amazing!!!! You have taught me a lot and giving me confidence to think I might be able to survive in a dire situation if even just for a little bit definitely open my mind up to a lot of possibilities I was unaware of... with All my heart I thank you and wish you the happiest most prosperous blessing filled New Year!!! 💛💛💛

I did not know your permanent camp was so near the water. That is awesome. Count yourself lucky. Thanks for the video.

I like your channel AND I think to make myself a trigger fishing pole this summer and catch a fish with it while camping with my dog. Thanks for the idea miss Lilly. Blessings to you.

Thanks lily, have a wonderful year ahead... and hugs to doggins!

Very good idea, Lilly. You don't have to use it if you dont want to be located or don't want to hear it but it is a good alternative signalling device and perimeter alarm (among several other uses) as well as a great fishing alarm for this sort if trap. And they're cheap. Smart for the prepared survivalist IMHO. Great job Lilly!

happy new year 2019 form the uk. love your videos it helps me out and when I going out with my kids camping as a single father. we look up at the stars and say lily is looking up as well its to get my kids of they phones and get some fresh air out side....... it's free and agent time as a family thank you x

As others have stated about watching You use Your blade, it appears to do a great job, cutting, chopping & notching. Seems to do better than other knivrs You have used previously ! Great Knife, Gal !!!!

For anyone concerned about Lilly cutting down hazel, it is one of the best trees that can be coppiced. If you cut the sapling at an angle so it's not flat and does not catch rain, the base of the sapling will sprout "suckers" around it and cause more shoots to grow up over time. This is called coppicing, and it is an ancient practice that has been used for thousands of years to produce lots of thin wooden shafts from a single base. The trees are pruned down to the stump every 3-5 years, depending upon the needs of the person managing & harvesting the copse (a small stand of woods wherein coppicing is or was practiced), and it can be a healthy part of sustainable forestry management. Additionally, since coppiced saplings tend to be used in basketweaving or hurdle-making (wattle-woven walls for gardens or even wattle-and-daub homes, which can include the Tudor beam-and-plaster style popular in Europe for a long period of time), it can help lock away the carbon dioxide absorbed by those trees for many decades, if not centuries. On top of that, if several saplings are allowed to grow to the point that nuts are produced, it will produce more nuts (food for humans and animals) than a single tree trunk would support. Hazel nuts can start producing nuts at 2-5 years old, so you can have a cycle of tree growth that includes nut harvesting as well as timber harvesting. While nut trees for mass commercial production are often kept pruned to one tree trunk, smaller scale (subsistence) hazelnut groves can have patches of trees at various stages of pruning, growth, and nut harvesting. The only trick is to ensure that you have several different cultivars in your grove, as they require cross-pollination from genetically different varieties to produce nuts.

@JASHIKO_

2 жыл бұрын

Underrated post. Learnt something quite valuable! Cheers.

Happy New year 🎉 Lilly!

That's a cool device that I had not seen. Thanks Lilly & Happy New Year. - Marco

Happy New Year, Lilly. Thanks for the video.

nice job Lilly, and may 19 be a great year for you.

Thats a good one SL, when I was young, and living in the country we used that method we would find a small tree close enough ,we would just shape the pole. permanent fishing pole, if you keep it groomed. Good fishing methode, when living near a stream.

Happy new Year lilly!! love the videos keep them coming please

Very good video lilly. We haven't tried this one yet. But will be shortly 👍👍

Lilly, who taught you all of this? I'm so proud of you! 👍 Thanks for sharing!

"Its a trap!"

@occuponvoix

5 жыл бұрын

yeah! i dosent work

@connorfan2225

5 жыл бұрын

@@occuponvoix did you try it?

@najroe

5 жыл бұрын

Uhm, it works, I have used similar setup for 40 years, my grandparents did... I have found that rod only is about as effective if you can see the rods all the time and have a slack bight with release. The release is merely 5-7mm diameter stick 20mm lomg with notch allowing 1m of line to form a bight (one end is knoted to line bight is made and line lightly pushed into nothch until held there, this allows fish to swim 1m or so before being caught short hooking it. Downside is fish may get eaten by pike... if not picked up asap.

@WiliamBennettwildarbennett

5 жыл бұрын

Incorrect ! it is a static fishing rig. A fish basket is a trap.

@squu9800

4 жыл бұрын

👀

I think He is the happiest dog in the world... :) Lilly i love your videos they are so helpful... 😊 you have a friend in LA!

If you Admire Nature - You`ll Love everything you look at - Van Gogh , Great advice Lily .

Lilly , great idea , i'm definitely going to be trying this method come trout season, double thumbs up !

Great fishing technique!👍👍👍

Happy new year Survival Lilly! I hope you enjoyed Africa and learned plenty of new skills to show us all. My children just arrived home from Zimbabwe today, they were visiting with their mother. I was there in 2012 and I left part of my heart in Africa.

I do the same only I use the small cow bells you can buy on most fishing department aisles.

This is such a cool video! I’m really excited to try this in my fort

The constrictor knot was slipping due to the angle at which it was being pulled. It is great when it forms a square angle with the base, perpendicular to it, but horrible when its parallel to it (which is the case). I would use a tight bowline instead!!! Great upload nonetheless, cheers and happy new year!!

Very nice video Lilly. I was so begging the dog to pull the anchor stick out of the ground (looked like he/she was going to) and when you would have turned around it would have been gone, would have been priceless.

Another great video you put out on fishing what's your videos for numeral number of years and I've just got back to watching you again I had to take pause for a while great job Lily

Hi Lilly. The alarm seems like a nice additin to a go bag or survival pack. Your ideas are great. Thanks.

I use a similar principle with my auto-jig for ice fishing. I make it with a mouse trap and a mini gallows sort of setup.

He also was showing at fish snare trap and both of you have good ideas for the fishing snares, thanks for sharing

Cool ! Here in the Missouri Ozarks I prefer a trot line or a limb line because it's easier. Love your channel !

Fantastic Lilly!! Thanks

It's great to see u back again. Outstanding

Always love your videos. You'd be fun to hang out with. You have tons of knowledge, please keep sharing

I like this setup I'll try it as a night line, when I get the chance Lilly, Thank you 👍

Thanks! That's a great setup! I love that you can get a load of bots fishing for you while you go and do something else! :) I suppose another reason for the alarm is that you might catch something tiny or inedible that you would want to throw back. :)

Nice!

Happy New Year!

Very cool I like this. I live next to a large lake and I'll make one if my over regulated state allows me too!

Depending on what the situation is, you might be able to harvest some of that ash for seasoning into fantastic firewood.

Ms Lilly, I've watched little bits here and there and now a great video at last thank you . Johnny b.

awesome video Lilly. Think I'd use a small can w/a nail knocker in it in case it rained on my electrical device. It's what we use for beach fishing at night when someone forgets their little bell.

Excellent video Lilly The Trigger mechanism is very good can be used in many forms of trapping, You answered my question the hound belongs to your aunt nice dog. Thanks for sharing 👍👋👌🇬🇧

Thanks for this. I enjoy your videos very much. You have some good basic tips. I like the dog too. Your aunt is a dog lover, that is a happy dog. Keep the videos coming. Thanks again.

Fishy yum yum...happy New Year Lily...

Thank you for your videos, I have learned a great deal.

Nicely done, Lilly.

excellent and efficient time multiplier, thanks Lilly, great fishing system

Damn it, now i got to save some money for a black finish APO1. Hope that this new year be very good for you; happy new year.

Lilly the only time a fish will not bite is when the water is too murky. The cold will not matter because people do ice fishing and I catch a lot of fish in below 0 winters. A great automatic fishing poll, I love it.

I need more fishing videos .. Great job

Another item to put into my skill bucket. Thanks for sharing.

Lilly, check out some of the super lines. The stuff made of spectra or dyneema. Super small diameter and abrasion resistance are the claim to fame. Near zero stretch. UV resistant. A 150 yard spool goes a long way. You can sew with it and make some serious snares as well as fish it. I know you can get more than 100 lb test and more. 🎣👍🏻🔨

Nice set up for fishing,slow u to do other things snd still fish. Great video, thanks for sharing.

Really well done vid Lilly and I like the personal alarm idea in lieu of a bell. It lookes like it would work great. I was wondering when you will have more of your knives available for sale? Soon I hope. I'd purchase either one, but I prefer the satin finish. Thanks for sharing and cheers you!

Thank you Miss Lilly !

thats really cool i like this more than any ive seen so far

I don't even know any women that have talent such as this. I know a couple that can cook pretty decent but nothing like this. My hat is off to you young lady.

That's amazing & interesting ..but also funny watching you keep setting it off.

Very helpful. Thank You.

I love your accent. I lived and worked in Austria for a while in the 1990s, in the small village of Roppen, near Imst, in Tirol. Fantastic place, I loved it there.

Great firewood! Glad it miss your camp.

Really neat, thanks for the video, will have to give it a try.

Great trap and handy having that Ash tree falling right near the camp...Ash burns when green, although better when unseasoned...but still ideal. Looks like you won't have any trouble keeping warm next visit there 😉

That's really cool I love how easy you made the clove hitch explanation super awesome 👍 teaching made easy

I have been watching your videos for years and always learn something from you. Danke. Ich wünschte, ich könnte so gut Deutsch wie Sie Englisch sprechen.

An excellent idea. Thanks for sharing.

Cool idea about the alarm!

Very cool fishing trap Lilly, well done! I'm look forward to seeing your trap in action soon! #Heart

Dear Lilly.... PLEASE NEVER STOP MAKING THESE VIDEOS!!!! :)

@boomboom-ko2ez

4 жыл бұрын

Why do you want her to stop making these videos ???

Nice job, Lilly- I'm going to try this! (But with bells.) Btw, keep an eye on that fallen tree; it's going to turn into a super-highway for animals who want to cross the river without getting wet.

I love your videos by learning a lot

That is Amazing, Great video, Great tip, I can't wait to try it, thanks so much for sharing this, it could save someone's life!

For the budget conscious. A discount store $1 window/door alarm would be more cost effective. And they usually come with batteries. For the price of the one personal alarm ($20), you could get lots, and have some for security perimeter and of course fishing or other projects.

Great info, keep it up!

Excelente aporte y excelente video compañera ademas de buen tutorial asi que gracias un saludo

Really great Chanel love your videos keep them coming please x

Pretty neat rig.. Though, we have plenty of success using simple limb lines without a trigger. But that could be because we typically use circle hooks and catch catfish with them.

Happy New Year to all. Life's a Trap Lily. Nice Informative Video. Turn that fallen tree into a bridge .... good for another video.

Awesome. I would love to spend a week with you learning more.

Very nice....the trigger is much slippery than I thought it would be. I have seen similar types but more in the figure 4 configuration. However, they would also drive in a sick 90 degrees perpendicular to the anchor stick and wrap the free fishing line around that stick so that it would be pulled out from the side instead of the front, making it a bit more slippery. Yours however seemed to do the job just fine. The alarm is a nice touch as well. The ash can make some great firewood. You're set!

FYI The biggest fish are the laziest fish and in fresh water they love the easy meal which is always found in the shallows where room to run away is a bit more limited. 😁

Thank you, In this Video before set the alarm their is good size fish under the tree close the water.