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Wooly Bugger fly[/caption]
For your survival kit fishing gear, I recommend putting a couple of Wooly Bugger flies in your kit. This is historically one of the most diverse flies available. All sorts of fish species are attracted to it.
A bit of line on a long bamboo pole will get this fly out to where the fish are located.
Survival fishing technique: Select small flies as small fish are much easier to catch than big fish.
Passive fishing technique: Once you've caught a fish, you can use the head and guts for your fish trap or bait for regular fishing or for trotline fishing.
BTW, I made this fly. 😉
#paddleasia #flyfishing #survivalfishing #survivalkit #fishinggear #bushcraft #fishing #fishingforfood #survivalskills #survivaltools #survivaltips #beprepared"
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I only carry the rubber and the pouch as it is very easy to design the wooden part from natural materials.
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BTW, I made this fly. 😉
#paddleasia #flyfishing #survivalfishing #survivalkit #fishinggear #bushcraft #fishing #fishingforfood #survivalskills #survivaltools #survivaltips #beprepared"
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