BUSHCRAFT - Tarp Shelter Set Up, Safely Fish On Thin Ice, Best Fatwood Source, Fire Reflector
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- Опубліковано 19 лис 2019
- On this Bushcraft Day Trip I do a tarp shelter setup, show you how to safely fish on thin ice, find the best fatwood source, build a fire reflector and more. Open Description for more info.
Join me as I head out on a 6 km journey to the Shores of the Bonnechere River where I set up a tarp shelter for the day and try my luck at some pike fishing.
The ice is very thin and patchy, the water is fast moving and beavers use this bank often. Thin ice is not something to mess around with so I put a small log out on the ice to distribute my weight
and also it gives me something to grab in case I do go threw. It looks shallow but it drops off to 30 feet very fast after the shore line.
After my fishing line is all setup and baited I venture off into the forest to find myself a few nice bushy balsam trees.
I take a few limbs from each tree to lay on the ground where I'm going to be laying, to keep the chill off my legs.
I also show you what I think is the best source of fatwood. I haven't found anything better than old burnt stumps from past forest fires.
Thank you all for watching my video.
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This video is very nice. I'm from Malaysia, I've subscribe to your channel.
I liked the video 😀💙🔥🍷🍎
If I ever need help out there in the wild, you are the one I call for help. I think you are very natural and knowledge man.
Great video, you are a man full of talents, I have learned a lot from you🌲
I’m in bro. Luck and prayers to the Bushcraft gods. Lol
I’m in Arkansas, wish it snowed here. Oh we get a wee bit once or twice a year.
We do have. The Buffalo river!!
I don't mind the snow, but 6 months is long enough for me. Last year it was 8 months, first week of november was the first snow and the second week in june was our last snowfall. I believe we got a total of 16 foot of snow for winter where I am. that's measuring just after it stops snowing each time, it melts and packs down but i'd be willing to bet it's still 5 or 6 foot deep.
Looking mighty cold, loved this video.
Wow, nice one mate! Thumbs up
Thank you very much your video, sir!
I would be wearing my 2.50 cheaters and hyper focused tying that rig lol . Nicely done . Video is pretty darn cool man !
I know when i dropped the loop on the snow it didn't land as i wanted it to. and after watching the video back at home it was kind confusing, me fixing it to lay pretty. i simply just made a loop then put the hook threw the tag end but i made it look more difficult. Thanks for watching and the kind words though they're appreciated :) Cheers Eric
The down thumpers got cold. Had to go to Starbucks. Great time of the year. A thumbs up from me 👍👌👍😀 🛶
Thanks, I appreciate the kind words and the thumbs up. Hope you have a wonderful day :)
That is a nice camp setup you have and it must be nice to camp out in the wild and having the supplies you need to survive.
Absolutely loving your videos brother. So peaceful and inspirational. Really like serenity of it all.
thanks! rarely shows real survival!
Thank You Eric. I enjoy your videos so very much.
Thank you kindly. I'm glad you like them :)
great video, wished i could get some of that Fat wood, it 's very hard to find any pine trees where i live.
SUPER!
Great job man. I really apreciate the video and info
nice
Goooooood, man!
Cool video. Good job. I've subed
Nice video all is well it seems. If possible send me a link for your workking coat. I typically wear tough duck garments but they are both owned by richlu.
lovely scenery and some great ideas on ice safety.
Ingenioso......😱😱😱😱😱
NICE fat wood, and i think two poles would've been more stable on the ice for this safer approach. THANKS for showing the drying smoke process...where's the fish? Any one out there?
Thank you kindly and yeah two poles would be better than one forsure. Yeah about the fish well you see lol. nah. I didn't catch any, i guess they weren't up for my leftover steak. Now it has turned hot here and the ice has melted to much for me to walk on it. Down the river is a lake and some summer cottages are on it and one house, but i can spend all day in that spot and not hear a single sound of humans. Its kinda nice. Cheers Eric
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550 paracord. its a thing
If you go trought the ice one leg on each side of the tree you'l need ice for your nuts lucky for you there some around 😂. First time on your channel, a UA-cam suggestion for me , I sub right away , my kind of video. In what region are you? Thanks for sharing 👍
Sylvain , Québec
haha yeah true. ill take the sore nards compared to going all the way under though, been through the ice on this river before when the ice was alot thicker. I'm on the east side of algonquin park. Thanks for the kind words :)
It's a shame you didn't catch any fish. Was that an Otter ?
I know, I usually always have luck in that spot and it made my video turn out a lot different than I was planning it too but thats okay I still had a great day out fishing and enjoying the beautiful day it was 8*C by 1pm. Yes that sure was an otter. Cheers Eric :)
Awesome video. But you talk too much, lol. This in my opinion is the best time of year to get in the woods.
Sorry sir, next time I wont ramble so much lol. Yes i agree, no bugs and perfect working weather. Cheers Eric :)
En minuto 5:56, que habra escuchado.
Posible nada, Oscar. Cuando eres en el bosque es necesario a siempre ser alerta. Normalmente no es razon a preocupar, pero es mejor si tu es lista por todo de los posibilidades. (Perdon si mi espanol no es perfecto. Yo ensene mi mismo de libros y CDs.)
@@vernbower Gracias por el comentario, su español se entiende.
Little too much talking for my taste....