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@briandavis587

10 күн бұрын

Great video Shawn 👍 always learning something new from you . Keep up the good work !

@user-hl1ow7jf4b

9 күн бұрын

LOLs

@micheloff-grid4248

9 күн бұрын

I live in the north Yukon I will go to very small creek and cache tree grayling and many of my children’s did it also very small but dally food and small fish are the best I did this type of fishing for grayling a small willow bend on the creek a small line and a fly that just touch the water the courants pull the fly tree feet about and come back and float tree feet again grayling can not resist 6 to 8 inch for me that good

@eventsotherthingswithchris9019

9 күн бұрын

Hey Shawn, what about doing something on an area that might be cemented? I have an old Bridge truss nearby that all sorts of folks try active fishing from, but never saw anyone trying to do what you did by making some kind of "auto hooker". I think there may be grass you could set something into but your fighting the height of the weeds right next door to the riverbank, plus, it's too shallow that no fish would go up that close. What could you do to set a "auto hooker" up on something you can't really drive stakes into & still have it work? ( This would include any stakes to keep a pole in place?) PS - what about casting with a "auto hook" styled thing? I'd imagine that you cast it 1st, then set up the L 7 situation to snag a fish ( hopefully? Around me, you have the "elusive lakeweed" or "waterlogged stick fish", both probably wouldn't be good eating!

Don't look a gift horse in the mouth. Eating bait fish is better than eating bugs.

@BUZZKILLJRJR

9 күн бұрын

Or nothing at all I agree

@davidpalmer9740

9 күн бұрын

Perch are really good eating, it takes a few but it's not usually too hard to catch enough for a meal. Great video!!

@dansmith8206

9 күн бұрын

Funny but true

@Menuki

6 күн бұрын

It’s really a prejudice that’s particular to the USA. Most of the rest of the world eat small fish we’d consider bait. It’s related to our history of abundance. The Columbian exchange refers to all the foods found in the new world that were high yield and easily stored. Potatoes, tomatoes, corn. This meant we had enough sustenance to become picky about what we eat. Sprats, sardines, anchovies, capelin, loaches are everyday staples around the world

@donnywilkes6417

4 күн бұрын

Sadly if you eat certain candy or foods with red color like yoplait yogurt weve been eating bugs or bug crap or secretions for a long time.

I’ve eaten sunfish, blue gill, and crappie. They’re all delicious. No shame in eating whatever you catch.

Heard today that a 15 year old girl in Ohio caught a record 101lb Blue Catfish from Jug fishing .

I've eaten many sunfish in my lifetime. A fish is a fish.. Great video sir. See ya Sunday

I think the most impressive thing about this is just how simple it is. Saves time, saves calories, provides food. This is awesome, thanks for sharing.

Been my favorite show on KZread for many years thanks for all your determination and dedication to the show and teaching people I appreciate you.

I know you've shown this before, but it always looks fantastic when the whip sets. And most importantly for me, if this is going to be a series could you please show us how to set up a trott line. I've seen William Collins retrieving his catch, but I want to see the intricacies of the set up.

Pan fish are actually one of my favorites. When you clean them they are still bait. People who complain about "bait fish" have never been truly hungry.

Corp, we eat sun “pan” fish all the time. Food is food. Cutting the tail off is great, probably not going to be eating that or the guts. Use them for bait. This reminds me of your videos from years back, I miss those days, when you were doing the videos that you wanted to or felt was necessary to teach. Thank you for all you do. Semper fi, now let’s go make the grass grow.

Here in south GA. We eat pan fish all the time. They are delicious.

Blue gills were put on this world for small children and grandpa’s !!!!!! Very good eating !

In my humble opinion I don't think that it gets any better than the passive fishing that you just demonstrated. Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge and wisdom.

One of the first things I purchased when I started bushcrafting was automatic reels and they work great as snares too.

More of this kind of adventures please. Cheers mate from Australia.

I am not a camper or differently not bush crafty. However I ❤ the knots and you're always teaching!

I love the statement “there common sense or theirs stupidity. Great video

I’ve had some pretty good meals from panfish. Great video. Essentially you can catch dinner while you set up the rest of your camp! Thanks!

Mr,Kelly. You are a very strong man!! 💪. And very talented. We all appreciate you!! Keep up the great work!

The 4 stakes to hold the pole was a great idea.

A smile on my face, every time i see you upload a survival fishing video ,need more of this stuff!!! Great work!!!

Love blue gill and sun fish great eating

Thanks Shawn, I like to see fishing in survival situations. Keep up the great work.

My version of passive fishing, find a nice spot, bait your hook, cast it out, lay back on the bank, put the pole in the crook of your arm, take a good book and open it up, put it over your eyes and read through osmosis. The only way to spend a afternoon. 😊😊

@KB-rc5xc

9 күн бұрын

Once again great info.

Very neat and informative. Totally agree on keeping it simple. Can I start a fire using a bow drill? Yes. Maybe. It's difficult and time consuming. A fero rod works a lot better, and a bic lighter works even better.

You probably weren’t even conscious of it, but I so appreciate that you kept the mask on the hatchet/axe when driving stakes. That is such a good practice. I mostly solo when in the forest, and safety is paramount. I always keep the mask on my small (Husqvarna) axe when I am using it as a hammer; why take the risk of an injury? The rest of the video was, of course, also informative, but the safe-practice example was an added bonus. Be safe, and enjoy the forest. Thank you.

I slept outdoors for 5 or 6 months in Arizona. Had to use metal tent stakes out here, so now after watching your tent stake instructions, I've decided to keep one big long nail and the rest abs plastic. The big nail will be used as a drill to prevent damage to my plastic stakes.

Shawn, this is a great topic that's relevant to the times! People who aren't prepared are going to struggle! This will work until fished/hunted out! Great skills to know!

Great tutorial Corp. couple o’ baitfish or empty belly, not really much of a decision to make there. The 4 stick pole holder was really great info. Again I’m a learning stuff. Hopefully I’ll never need to use it but very happy you taught it and now it’s another tool in my toolbox. Thanks for these “Tips and Tricks” videos they really are useful info. As always stay frosty AF. 👍

I appreciate your drive for teaching skills!

I LOVE perch, Bream, sunfish, whatever you want to call it! Great white meat. Love them with hushpuppies!

Thanks for the video, I usually learn something and always enjoy watching!

I feel like I was in a master class! Great and informative and useful video. Thank you!

This new instructional content has brought me back to your channel. I hope you understand I say this with utmost respect. Thanks very much.

Outstanding. I will check to see if it's allowed where i go but, the next time I'm kayak fishing I am going to do this on the bank of the lake while I stop for lunch.

Definitely learned something today. Love it when you show how something is done.

I'm not a fan of the smaller fish either, but I am a fan of eating. Great video.

I bet many a shipwrecked sailor would have been glad to know tricks like this

In a survival situation a fish in a pan is worth more than a line in the water.

I have a book with survival stuff including this fish trap and few others. Videos always help to see better, as pictures and photos stand still.

I been a while but blue gills were good eating fish.

Excellent! With passive fishing, a meal is being gathered one fish at a time; & you can be actually fishing yourself while the spring pole is working for you. One word of CAUTION: Check your local Game & Fish laws; they vary from one state to another!

I like this idea. Definitely agree, small fish are sweet

Another great video. It's great to show that no carving was needed for the snare

You, sir, are a veritable cornucopia of useful knowlege.

I love this type of content. Thank you for posting.

That is a good item to store in the back of the mind for sure. Great video

We call them Panfish, and for good reason. They are delicious and I'd never turn down a chance to enjoy some, especially breaded and deep-fried. Yeah you have to deal with some bones but the flavor is well worth the trouble. I wonder how many of the "baitfish" commenters have actually eaten any.

Thanks for the video! See you Sunday! Have a great week!

Hey it fits in the pan. If your trying to survive or its an emergency or just trying to get fish, this system works. Great video!

Once again, outstanding AF with another informative useful video. Keep up the good work.

Really well done demonstration would love to see more clever things like this.

Great mid-week video. Work smarter, not harder! Passive fishing is doing the work for you. Strong instruction

We used do that when we were kids except we ate the bluegill..Good Job it was nice to see a blast from the past..Good Video

mission accomplished! I learned something today, right here. Thank you. I can imagine cleaning that fish, using a piece of it for bait to catch another while cooking the rest of him over a fire right there on the creek bank. Good job, Corporal Kelly.

Shawn, Outstanding Video AF and Information, Yes You Are The Hardest Working Man On KZread on Bushcraftering and Survival. Pan fish will keep you from being as hungry use the guts as Bait for bigger fish . Thank You for Sharing Your Time and Knowledge and Wisdom and Experience also Your Time In Service and Keeping Us Safe. Tim L. U.S. Army Vet 1979-1986. Thanks Again Sir.

Hi,👋 This is a very interesting lesson. Thanks for sharing and teaching it in an easy to understand way 🌎

Ate quite a few sunfish in my childhood days. A fish is a fish, and a fish is food! Granted, sunfish suck for eating, as there are a LOT of bones to pick out. But the meat actually tastes pretty good!

Best AFK fish farm I’ve seen yet! That looks like more fun than using a pole.

DEEP FRIED WHOLE IN BUTTER . GREAT SPRINGPOLE TRAP , LOVE MY YO YO'S .😁😁😁

As always! Another excellent video from ya!! Thanks Corporal...God bless

Good information. I wish more people would watch and know how to survive out in the wilderness. See you on Sunday!

one of the things you could go over is how to "call worms" (they call it the worm gitter stick) kinda cool .. basically its a decent size dry stick that has some crescents carved out of it.. you put one end in the soft leafy dirt, and run another stick up and down the side.. causing a drumming/vibration .. this causes worms to come to the surface.

Hello my friend I'm a bushcrafter too! You have a very good audience! Hugs to everyone .🧡.

Excellent technique. This channel is amazing.

I have often wondered why people starve in the woods near a pond or stream. If you know how to fish you eat. Excellent video. Thank you Shawn for showing the simplicity of getting it done.. OORAH

One could just use the guts of the sunfish for bait, and still keep the fish for food. Catfish are not picky. Good Video, I enjoy watching your content.

Good job,because you provide good, realistic info for a survival situation; you keep it real! Always a great video! Never let up!!!

Excellent. That's an amazing skill to have in your pocket.

Pretty cool fish snare. Interesting and something to think about even use on small game. Great video!

Sunfish tastes better than catfish anyway. Delish!

@danieljonhson6367

9 күн бұрын

I like them both.

There's nothing like fishing...! God bless ALL of us! WWG1WGA

Hey Shawn, i love the videos man, i've been taking what i learn from your videos and putting it into practice around my cabin and i really urge people to try and retain even 10% of what you talk about, it's so helpful out in the field, whether it's out harvesting firewood, setting traps, fishing or building shelter, i constantly find myself far off the beaten path with my job and I have found so much of your tips, tricks and instruction to be so helpful, it's even saved my life a couple times. Thank you Corporal Kelly, Semper Fi

As a fisherman myself, this is the coolest midweek video so far. Greetings from Belgium. Keep up the good work sir.

Outstanding idea for whole series.

Great video! I’ll be happy with the bait fish. It’s better than starving. You get what you get and don’t throw a fit.

Snares, trot lines, traps, fish nets and then a nap and dinner. Sounds good🤣

Skills. Reminds me of fishing in local creeks and ponds when I was a kid.

Nice, thank you and I look forward to seeing the next video

Juuust like that...! Awesome recap. Love fishing with one of those. They work great for me because I use it. See ya Sunday CPL.

Thanks, Corporal! Can't wait to see the fish trap. Several of these poles might be more productive than the fish trap.

I grew up poor in rural Oklahoma. I have ate many bluegill and sunfish. Good eating if bony.

Hand size pan size, is what we say around these parts. Bluegill is good AF. Ill take them over the garbage disposal catfish all day every day!

Big 👍🏻Watching from Arkansas. I may not comment every time but I always watch to the end and leave a like.👍🏻💛🙏🏻🇺🇸

Great video Shawn. It shows the simplicity of being able to start the process of gathering food while also attending to other necessary tasks around camp. The fact that it took little time and little to no tools in the construction is a huge bonus. Thank you.

Here in Wisconsin you are only allowed to use a fishing rod and you have to be within sight of it at all times. I suppose you could use a hand line instead of a rod but that isn't as efficient. Once a friend of mine went to the porta-potty and left his lines in the water. I pulled mine up until he got back but not before the warden showed up. Luckily I didn't have any lines in the water and claimed his rods as mine

Important safety tip, make sure the resistance of the trap stick, in the ground, is stronger than the tension of the spring pole. otherwise you may end up with a hook in your ass when you aren't looking! Don't ask me how I know that.

Thank you for explaining step buy step good job yes there are many ways of doing it you showed one way of doing it at least your showing us

Common sense for the win! Great video, Shawn.

I love these simple traps n snares!

Agreed 10 sunfish/panfish caught in an hour are better than one catfish caught in 8. Plus panfish taste better, sorry catfishers. (Perhaps a 11/4 or 1 1/2 lb Channel is better, maybe.)

Good shit Marine, keep doing what you're doing. We love your content. Thank you

There's common sense... and there's stupidity..... Very well said 🫡👍

Yes great info. Thank you for KISS.

Same trigger system I use on my bent sapling snare for small game

Thanks for this video. These are the kind of skills that are fun to practice.

This is awesome boss. Just what I needed to learn.

Calories is the first name of survival. Period. You get them when you can, how you can. If you fail, you die. It's that simple. And those who think small fish are too much trouble, you can always eat the worms.

@fredrodriguez177

9 күн бұрын

just need a very sharp knife

Keep doing you bro. Love the videos huge fan.

I love this stuff. Thanks Corporal. Great info!