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might be a question worth asking , and a good one . if you were in the wild ,which three lures would you take ? not any more than that.

in my list would be ,worm,mepp's spinner #2 and small jig, to make it out in the wild say 2 wks.

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Probably a beetle spin, marabou jig, and a very small tube 1inch or less.

 

that way you could catch any fish in the water for a meal.

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gonna ad my own reply to this, people can go without food for 7days then well kinda in a jam and all you have is a pole and 3 lures,

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Many survival kits come with a jig, my pick would be an 1/4 oz saltwater bucktail jig because of the stronger hook.

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might be a question worth asking , and a good one . if you were in the wild ,which three lures would you take ? not any more than that.

in my list would be ,worm,mepp's spinner #2 and small jig, to make it out in the wild say 2 wks.

I agree except for the worm. The work will get ripped up and you can't replace it. Id with an extra spinner in case you lose one

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1. Keitech Swing Impact FAT 4.8in Bluegill Flash - Jika Rig

2. Keitech Swing Impact FAT 4.8in Bluegill Flash - Swimbait hook

3. Keitech Swing Impact FAT 4.8in Bluegill Flash - Texas Rig

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25' of 10lb mono.

Salmon egg hooks and size 6 bait hook.

Bottle of Salmon eggs.

Size 3 Mepps in Silver color.

This is for Alaska.

Frank

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spinnerbait

jig

small rapala

all should last a while..

the plastics catch fish but are disposable and may be gone shortly

the rapala will catch almost anything including enough panfish to eat like a king..while survivin'

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Gold Spinner

Bunch of Berkley 1 inch Leech

Finesse worms t-rigged 

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yellow 1/4oz rooster tail spinner

a clear or white bottomed tiny torpedo

pack of # 4 hooks and a split shot for multiple live bait rigs 

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A small rapala crankbait (floating or countdown)

small maribou jig

Alabama rig (I can pull it apart and have 5 - 6 lures) ;)

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Live bait

 

If artificial probably a 1/8 oz rooster tail or a little beetle spin

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I would rather use tiny flys, ant/ mosquito, and just bare hooks for potential live bait rigging... Though I mite well eat the worm/ grub outta hunger/ protein

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Thinking about the topic, Survival Lures.  If I planned on having 3 lures with me I'd have a rod too, that isn't survival it's a fishing trip or outing with limited gear.  Survival, I'd like a spear so I can defend myself as well hunt and fish.

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If I'm fishing to survive - especially if from the bank - I'm targeting panfish. In an hour of fishing, I can almost assure that I'll catch enough for a meal on any healthy body of water.  So, bare hooks for bugs, a very small jig, and something like a beetle/mepps spinner or small crank.

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Many of these responses have a common problem. They want to use inline spinners or beatle spins. Just because you have lures doesn't mean you have a reel to get those lures reeling fast enough to work properly. Have you ever tried hand lining a inline spinners it doesn't work. I would want bait holder hooks ranging from size 10 to 1 and some split shot. I could also spear or trap my fish. There is such thing as the fishing equivalent of a spring snare.

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Small silver spoon

Rapala jointed minnow

Mepps spinner

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EASY,

 

2" SMOKE SILVER FLAKE GRUB, BALL HEAD JIGHEAD SILVER, AND A 1/4 OZ GOLD SPOON....SNEAK IN SMOE SMALL HOOKS BUT A SMALL SPOON OR GRUB CATCHES ANYTHING.

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