Hey everybody, welcome to the All Things Fishing Podcasts. A podcast for each week I talk about just that.

This is All Things Fishing.

Hey, everybody. I'm excited to be recorded in the 31st episode of the All Things Fishing

podcast this week. And this week before I, before I started recording, I was thinking about what

episode I should do this week. And I thought this would probably be a pretty good episode to do.

So this episode being making a pocket fishing kit.

Um, because the, uh, it's warming up, the temperatures are warming up outside. Fish are biting

more. More people are fishing. Um, because you're fishing more, you're going to be fishing in

different situations more. Um, some of those situations might be situations where you don't

want to carry your whole tackle box. I'll list some of those situations in a situations where you don't want to carry your whole tackle box.

I'll list some of those situations in a minute.

But yeah, so I just decided that episode might be a good episode to do this week specifically.

So like I said, this week's episode is about making a pocket fishing kit.

In this episode, I'll basically explain some situation where you might want one,

the things you'll need to make one, what I have in mind, things you might be able to shove

into their container you can use for a pocket fishing kit, all kinds of stuff like that.

So, yeah. So here's some situations you might want to use a

pocket fish, or you might want to have a pocket fishing kit in. So if you are on a stream, or really,

if you're on a hike and you think you might be fishing a bit during the hike, but you're not

sure if it's the only thing you're going to be doing,

then it's a very nice, like a little pocket fishing kit with minimal stuff in it,

only the things you absolutely need.

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