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Elements of Survival – Survival – Adventure Kit – by Mark Bilbrey

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Elements of Survival – Survival – Adventure Kit

Posted by mark on November 9, 2013

Posted by Mark Bilbrey on 11/09/2013

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  If you go on weeklong canoe, fishing, camping or hunting trips every year or just for a day or even a few hours, then you possibly have been in a situation where the canoe capsized or you took the wrong path getting lost and were separated from others in your group and  from your gear. Times like these are when you do not want to find yourself without the basic survival items that you will need to survive. The EOS “Elements of Survival” survival – adventure kit contains everything needed in a small waterproof container that fits into your pocket. This kit along with a good knife will keep you alive and more comfortable when in tough situations.  Known for being the “World’s Smallest Survival Kit” this well thought out collection of essential components greatly increases your chance of surviving in the wilderness.  

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Construction

1 Steel Tin that contains 22 items weighing only 1.5 ounces

1 LED flashlight – 15 hrs burn time

1 ferrocerium rod – 500+ fires

1 razor blade

1 military snare wire

2 safety pins

1 matchbook

1 button compass

1 small fish hook

1 large fish hook

2 fishing weights

2 fire tinders

1 large eye sewing needle

1 roll of (20 ft. 30lb. test) braided fishing line

2 water purification tablets – purify 2 liters of H2O

1 reflective tape for signaling

1 signal whistle – works in cold and wet conditions

1 black survival band – waterproof seal outside of the container


Appearance

EOS compact survival kits are put together by hand and contain 22 quality survival items. Each kits weighs 1.5 ounces and is small enough to fit in your pocket at less than 1” x 2.5” (about the size of a pack of gum). This compact size is critical to having it with you when you need it. It won’t get left behind unless you forget to put your pants!


Usage

The basic survival kit is of utmost importance if you do any hiking, camping, skiing, biking, hunting or fishing. It may seem unimportant if you are just going for a hike, but you could get lost and those few ounces of weight could keep you alive and comfortable until help arrives.


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 John Sheehan, founder of EOS, puts the company’s origin into the words, “I started this company at the end of 2010 and have been supplying US soldiers and outdoors men and women with compact survival kits ever since. I came up with the compact survival kit idea when my brother was living out in Colorado as a ski instructor. I wanted him to keep something with him at all times in case he got stuck out in the back country over night. I have spent my whole life in and around the water and woods. The repeated motto that has applied to our kits… “The EOS kit you have in your pocket is better than the backpack you left in the truck”.  He continues, “Guys in the Military love our kits, especially pilots since they only have what is on their person if they go down over bad guy country.”

EOS also offers a larger kit that is the perfect size to keep in your car, boat or “bug out bag”. This kit has critical items that could save your life. This kit is full of useful items that can be used on a daily basis.  A must for every vehicle and household.

 

Disclosure of Material Connection: I received The EOS kit for free from Elements of Survival, LLC as coordinated by Deep Creek PR an Outdoor Retailer Public Relations Company in consideration for review publication.

Product for review provided by Mark Bilbrey  

Elements of Survival – Survival – Adventure Kit – by Mark Bilbrey

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Elements of Survival – Survival – Adventure Kit

Posted by mark on November 9, 2013

Posted by Mark Bilbrey on 11/09/2013

                                                                                                                                                  MSRP:  $24.95securedownload3.jpg

  If you go on weeklong canoe, fishing, camping or hunting trips every year or just for a day or even a few hours, then you possibly have been in a situation where the canoe capsized or you took the wrong path getting lost and were separated from others in your group and  from your gear. Times like these are when you do not want to find yourself without the basic survival items that you will need to survive. The EOS “Elements of Survival” survival – adventure kit contains everything needed in a small waterproof container that fits into your pocket. This kit along with a good knife will keep you alive and more comfortable when in tough situations.  Known for being the “World’s Smallest Survival Kit” this well thought out collection of essential components greatly increases your chance of surviving in the wilderness.  

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 securedownload2.jpg

Construction

1 Steel Tin that contains 22 items weighing only 1.5 ounces

1 LED flashlight – 15 hrs burn time

1 ferrocerium rod – 500+ fires

1 razor blade

1 military snare wire

2 safety pins

1 matchbook

1 button compass

1 small fish hook

1 large fish hook

2 fishing weights

2 fire tinders

1 large eye sewing needle

1 roll of (20 ft. 30lb. test) braided fishing line

2 water purification tablets – purify 2 liters of H2O

1 reflective tape for signaling

1 signal whistle – works in cold and wet conditions

1 black survival band – waterproof seal outside of the container


Appearance

EOS compact survival kits are put together by hand and contain 22 quality survival items. Each kits weighs 1.5 ounces and is small enough to fit in your pocket at less than 1” x 2.5” (about the size of a pack of gum). This compact size is critical to having it with you when you need it. It won’t get left behind unless you forget to put your pants!


Usage

The basic survival kit is of utmost importance if you do any hiking, camping, skiing, biking, hunting or fishing. It may seem unimportant if you are just going for a hike, but you could get lost and those few ounces of weight could keep you alive and comfortable until help arrives.


Conclusionsecuredownload.jpg

 John Sheehan, founder of EOS, puts the company’s origin into the words, “I started this company at the end of 2010 and have been supplying US soldiers and outdoors men and women with compact survival kits ever since. I came up with the compact survival kit idea when my brother was living out in Colorado as a ski instructor. I wanted him to keep something with him at all times in case he got stuck out in the back country over night. I have spent my whole life in and around the water and woods. The repeated motto that has applied to our kits… “The EOS kit you have in your pocket is better than the backpack you left in the truck”.  He continues, “Guys in the Military love our kits, especially pilots since they only have what is on their person if they go down over bad guy country.”

EOS also offers a larger kit that is the perfect size to keep in your car, boat or “bug out bag”. This kit has critical items that could save your life. This kit is full of useful items that can be used on a daily basis.  A must for every vehicle and household.

 

Disclosure of Material Connection: I received The EOS kit for free from Elements of Survival, LLC as coordinated by Deep Creek PR an Outdoor Retailer Public Relations Company in consideration for review publication.

Product for review provided by Mark Bilbrey  

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SML Bassmasters Open Tournament – 11-17-13 – Results – Photos

SML Bassmasters Open Tournament
November  17, 2013

SML Bassmasters held their 3rd open bass tournament recently. 25 teams participated on a foggy damp day. This tournament  was held from 7am – 4pm from the State Park.
Results of the top ten teams.
1st= Lacy Burnette & Harold Black 12.68lbs
2nd= Chris Lewis & Wayne Smelser 12.16lbs
3rd= Matt Klunder & Nathan Reeves 12.12lbs
4th= Terry Jones 11.95lbs
5th= Tim Goff & Larry Witt 11.55lbs
6th= Dennis Middleton & John Woodout  11.30lbs
7th= Kenneth Sterne & Lee White 11.13lbs
8th= Dwain Bever 10.83lbs
9th= Ed Smith & Ricky Bomer 10.04lbs
10th= Tyler Farmer & Gale Farmer 10.00lbs
Tournament Big Fish: Joe Martin & Junior Martin 4.78lbs
SML Bassmaster’s last open tournament is December 8, 2013 from the State Park Ramp (7:00am – 4:00pm)  Contact Lacy Burnette for details. (540) 874-3265

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA1st= Lacy Burnette & Harold Black 12.68lbs

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERATournament Big Fish: Joe Martin & Junior Martin 4.78lbs

Fishing the Damiki Mamba Jig on Clear Lake with Bryan Thrift

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Fishing the Damiki Mamba Jig on Clear Lake w/ Thrift

In episode #263 of the Tackle Warehouse VLOG we are back at Clear Lake with FLW angler Bryan Thrift. Watch as he goes in search of big Clear Lake bass with some of his favorite Damiki lures, like the Damiki Mamba Jig and the Damiki Knock Out. Stay tuned to the upcoming Tackle Warehouse VLOGS to catch more big-bass-catching-action and the latest releases from Damiki with Bryan Thrift.


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Lake Ann Mid November Lake Update – By Chris Craft

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11-11-2013
FISHING REPORT UPDATE
Water Temp: 54-58 Degrees
Water Level: Full Pool
Water Clarity: Slight Stain Up Lake
Clear From Mid Lake To The Dam

BASS: Target The Back Of Major Creeks And Follow
Bait Fish Movements.
Some Bass Will Linger In North Anna Grass Beds.
Up Lake Rock Piles Will Continue To Hold Fish.
Shad Colored Crankbaits And Scale Patterned
Spinnerbaits Are Key Lures Now For
Aggressively Feeding Bass.
Still A Good Shakey Head Bite Around
Mid Lake Docks And Brush Piles

STRIPERS: The Fall Feed Is On!! The Fish Are
Healthy And They Are Feeding
Aggressively Early, Late And On Cloudy Days
Key Areas Are Rose Valley, Big Ben Flats,
Stubbs Bridge And Jett’s Island

CRAPPIE: Excellent Action Continues Around
Up Lake Boat Docks. Small Minnows And
2 Inch Curly Tail Grubs Are Working Best

Chris Craft
CCBASSN Lake Anna Guide Service
www.ccbassnlakeanna.blogspot.com
ccbassn@aol.com
540-894-6195
540-895-5770
540-895-5900 ext5

The Bass Cast 2013 Fall Tournament Trail – Stop #3 – Photo's & Video & Results

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Congratulations to the team of Tyler Farmer & Josh Dudley on Winning our third event of the 2013 Bass Cast Fall tournament trail. They had five fish with a total weight of 18.42lbs as well as the 6.04lb Lunker for the Day.

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2nd place with five fish Ben & Brandon Reynolds with 17.36Lbs.

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3rd place with five Denny Gilbert & Russell Nice Water with 15.82lbs


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CLICK HERE TO SEE RESULTS


CLICK HERE TO SEE POINTS STANDINGS


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The Bass Cast 2013 Fall Tournament Trail – Stop #3 – Photo’s & Video & Results

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Congratulations to the team of Tyler Farmer & Josh Dudley on Winning our third event of the 2013 Bass Cast Fall tournament trail. They had five fish with a total weight of 18.42lbs as well as the 6.04lb Lunker for the Day.

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2nd place with five fish Ben & Brandon Reynolds with 17.36Lbs.

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3rd place with five Denny Gilbert & Russell Nice Water with 15.82lbs


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CLICK HERE TO SEE POINTS STANDINGS


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Lake Anna November 2013 Fishing Report – By Chris Craft

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      SPINNER BAIT W/NABC SWIM N MINNOW TRAILER

With the fall hunting seasons upon us, there is much less fishing pressure on the lake. The leaves are changing into beautiful fall colors and the fish are hungry!!!!! This is my second favorite time of year to be on the lake, you can start out in sweat pants and a FISH TALES HOODIE and end up in shorts and a t-shirt.

The annual Anna Point Marina/Fish Tales Big Fish Contest is underway. For the entire month of November, they will pay $100 for the largest bass, striper & crappie that is caught and weighed in. The rules are very simple……….

1-MUST LAUNCH FROM ANNA POINT MARINA
2- IF FISHING WITH A GUIDE OR AN EMPLOYEE, THE $8 RAMP FEE MUST BE PAID BEFORE YOUR OUTING
3- ARTIFICIAL & LIVE BAIT IS ALLOWED
4- TOURNAMENT CAUGHT FISH ARE ELIGIBLE
(THEY MUST BE WEIGHED ON THE PORCH SCALES)

BASS- You can find fish all over the lake at this time willing to take a variety of baits. Look for them to be shallow for most of the month, as long as OLD MAN WINTER doesn’t show up early!!!!! Search baits will be a great starting point for you as the fish are feeding up for the winter months that will be upon us shortly. Rat L Traps, Tigershad Spinnerbaits, shallow crankbaits will be good choices to start with. I will be using a North Anna Bait Company CC Minnow on a Scrounger Head alot this fall and winter. Top water is not out of the question either, I have caught several 5lb plus fish with the water in the low 50’s on walk the dog style baits. My favorite is the Paycheck Baits Repo Man & Repo Man Late Payment!!!! You just have to slow them down and not be so aggressive with them.

Multi Arm Rigs or A-Rigs as they are known, will start to come into play as soon as the water temps drop a little more. I prefer the Dave’s Tournament Tackle Cast A Brella rigged with 1/4oz XL Gamakatsu Jig Heads made by DTT with North Anna Bait Company Swim N Minnow’s on them. (YOU WILL NOT FIND BETTER ACTION ON ANY OTHER 4″ SWIM BAIT) These can be found at Fish Tales or online at www.northannabaitco.com

For those days when the fish are not being very aggressive, shaky head rigged plastics and wacky rigged plastics will work well. Boat docks will hold fish on very bright and sunny days, you must be able to skip the bait as far under the dock as possible. Don’t get in a big hurry with the bait. PATIENCE IS THE KEY!!!

STRIPER- The rock fish will be making their fall run the the upper arms of the lake this month. They will be following the shad and gorging themselves on them. Look for the from the S-Turns to little Florida on the Pamunkey side and behing the bridge in Terry’s Run. On the North Anna side of the lake, look for them around the mouths of Duck N Hole Creek, Goldmine Creek and around Waddy’s Point. Try casting NABC Swim N Minnow’s, Bass Assassin Sea Shads, Sassy Shads and Broken Back Redfins to them. Once the feed is over, start searching with your electronics for the school. After you locate them, you can continue to catch them with a vertical jigging presentation. Tooth Ache Spoons, Riverside Rippers and the DAMIKI VAULT blade bait are all great choices.  When the water cools back down to the mid to lower 40’s they will start making a move back to the mid lake region.

CRAPPIE- The specks are shallow and will be there for a while, until the water reaches the lower 40’s. Look for them on boat docks, brush piles, lay down tree, rock piles and bridge pilings. They will be hungry and aggressive. 2″ curly tail grubs and tubes will work well. Just recently I started fishing a 1/16-1/8oz Scrounger head rigged with a Zoom Tiny Fluke and trust me………IT WORKS WELL!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Small & Med minnows rigged on a slip bobber’s will always work. Good luck and see you at the Lake!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lake Level-Full Pool
Water Temps
DIKE 3-  68-70
Mid Lake- 58-63
Up Lake- 54-58

Chris Craft
CCBASSN Lake Anna Guide Service
www.ccbassnlakeanna.blogspot.com
ccbassn@aol.com
540-894-6195
540-895-5770
540-895-5900 ext5