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REELDOCTOR 
Administrator (4/11/00 9:45 pm) Reply |
Survival fishing kits What kind of equipment is in your survival kit? |
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slayer
Unregistered User (4/12/00 1:26 am) Reply |
an idea or 2
I don't have one assembled, but I would have a selection of hooks and 100 yards of different weight monofiliment line. The ability to set a trot-line or bank-lines (don't have to be watched all the time) would be a plus. A few quart-size plastic bags might be useful for making the float on "jug-lines".
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Hillblufer
Unregistered User (4/13/00 9:58 am) Reply |
Kits Purchased the standard USAF kit in its 3X5 inch box. It has a basic setup with some spoons etc. Added an assembled Floater & hook setup from Kmart ($1) useful for live bait(critkets,worms etc), also added a Rapala Origial Floater crank bait size 5, and some flies(DF-Adams, WF-Quill Gordon, Streamer-Muddler Minnow, & Nymph- Gold Ribbed Hares Ear) |
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