Making Three Types Of Primitive Bushcraft Fishing Hooks - Which One Actually Work

Making and testing three types of primitive bushcraft fishing hooks. A barbed hook, a gorge hook, and a circle-style hook made from sea shell. Using basic tools (Leatherman and a Silky Gomboy 240) to make these primitive hooks and then putting them to the test in a freshwater river to see if I can actually catch anything with them. Whether you’re interested in bushcraft or primitive technology and skills or a fan of tv shows like Alone and Naked and Afraid and want to lean these ancient survival skills you may well find this video informative. Showing not only how to make these different types of primitive hooks, but also how to make cordage in the wilderness as well.

Yes, before someone points it out. I know I was calling the Gorge hook (pronounced like forge, but with a g), the "gouge hook" instead all the way through the video. Yeah, bite me for the error 😎👍🏼

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