Solo Survival Fishing – 3 Nights on Death Island!



This adventure is not for the faint-hearted. Armed with a rod, a few essential supplies, and sheer determination!

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I face the raw and untamed forces of nature. From battling through relentless storms to difficulties of catching fish, every moment tests my resilience. The island’s rocky terrain and harsh weather add to the drama, making it a fight for survival at every turn.

But that’s not all—danger lurks everywhere. At night, I find myself surrounded by deadly creatures: venomous snakes slither close by, and the eerie howls of unknown animals echo through the darkness. Sleep becomes a rare moments with laying in puddles of water.

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48 thoughts on “Solo Survival Fishing – 3 Nights on Death Island!”

  1. The sad truth is that people are fishing to take care of theirselves and their families. Which is great, the sad part is the waters are running out of fish, what fish are left swim through a wall of plastic. Between the trash and the overfishing, these waters will be barren in 20 yrs

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  2. Keep fishing wherever your gut takes you mate, we are all here along for the ride enjoying and appreciative of each and every video and moment! I enjoy the perspective of videos such as this– it makes every video unique and memorable. Thanks for letting many of us live vicariously through your sick adventures dude!

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  3. Hey cav, your tent is full of water because there was no gap between your fly and tent due to the crazy winds pushing them together. It causes the moisture to weep through the materials. Long as your fly and body of tent have a gap and are not touching together you shouldn’t have nearly as much water come in. There is a lot more to it but next time If you’re expecting bad weather, use the small ropes on the outside of your tent fly and tie them down TIGHT. It helps maintain that gap and will reduce water coming in. There’s loads more to it, site choice, tarping tent, quality and waterproofing of tent, but if you do that it’ll help loads even with a suck ass tent. Speak from experience. Also bring a cheap tarp and toss that up on a guide line over top your tent, you’ll be heaps more dry.

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  4. It’s sickening what’s happened and happening to this world, over population is where our civilisation has crippled itself, inhumane practices, mass food demand, poverty, pollution, violence and stupid people running everything and controlling everyone. Civilisations have fallen times before what’s to stop this one from falling?

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  5. Great video regardless of the fish mate. I enjoy these just for the story as much as I do for the fishing. Any chance you could give a bit of a rundown of how you tie your FG while you’re out and about in a future vid? It’s all well and good to tie at home, but when you’re out and about it’s a bit different. What do you use to hold your line etc? Merry Christmas legend.

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  6. You might need a more stealthier tent mate. Bright red is not ideal if you don’t want to be seen bro.
    Wouldn’t be ideal if Indo human traffickers decided to come ashore in the night with Aks to see who sleeping in the tent.
    🫣🫡

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  7. Hey I want to buy some of your products in particular the 7’ 3 pc anvil rod but you never seem to have stock on items. When will you sort out your supply chain. We the people want your products

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  8. Still an entertaining trip cav dog. A suggestion on where to fish next would be anywhere but Indonesia 😂😂. Have to make a trip over here to Canada bro and do some musky fishing. I'm sure you'd have a blast

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