A small survival kit tin usually holds a few hooks, a little line, a couple of split shot and perhaps a float. Those few grams of metal and nylon are worth more than any improvised alternative, which is the first lesson here: carry real hooks. But kits get lost, and line snaps, and the last hook goes into a snag. When that happens, the ability to make a hook from…
In this lesson
Thorn and wooden hooks
Thorn hook
Wooden composite hook
Wire, safety pin, needle and bone hooks
Gorge hooks
Hand lines and yo-yo reels
Lines, floats, weights and improvised lures
Two simple rigs
Natural bait
Common mistakes
Check yourself
Key points
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