72 HoursTop Pick
Pocket Survival Fishing Kit
Hooks, line and lures in a tiny kit for your go bag.
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2 WeeksTop Pick
Telescopic Fishing Rod and Reel Combo
Collapses to pack size and comes with reel and line.
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Tackle Box Starter Kit
Lures, hooks and weights for many kinds of fish.
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Cast Net
Catch bait and small fish fast. Check state rules.
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Folding Landing Net
Land fish without losing them at the shore.
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Fillet Knife
Clean fish quickly and safely.
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Ice Fishing Kit with Shelter
Keep fishing all winter long.
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Hand Ice Auger
Drill through ice with no fuel needed.
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Fishing Kayak
Reach more water, and a backup way to travel by water.
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Automatic Yo Yo Fishing Reels
Set them and they catch while you work. Legal only in some states.
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Bulk Fishing Line Spool
Line for fishing, snares, repairs and shelters.
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Trotline Kit
Set many hooks on one line. Check state fishing rules.
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Fish Finder
Find fish faster from shore, boat or ice.
See OptionsWhat to look for
- Check your state fishing license rules. Most adults need one.
- A telescopic rod packs small enough for a go bag.
- Some survival tools like cast nets and auto reels are restricted in some states.
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90 Day Survival Kit and Preparedness Plan
For families who want deep security: three months of food, water and off grid power.
Common questions
What is in a survival fishing kit?
Hooks, line, sinkers, small lures and floats in a compact tin or pouch. It turns any stick or rod into a way to catch food.
Not sure where to start? Begin with the essentials.
Grab the free printable checklist, then pick up the top rated basics: a 72 hour kit, water filter, emergency radio and first aid kit. Most families finish Level 1 in a single order.