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How To Make A Fishing Spear 🤔

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Anyone interested in primitive survival skills, bushcraft, or DIY fishing tools.

TL;DR

Learn how to craft a functional fishing spear using a knife, stick, and string. This simple DIY guide shows you how to create a four-pronged spear that spreads open when striking a fish, making it easier to catch your meal.

Key Takeaways

In This Video

  1. 00:00Prepare the Stick's End

    Begin by hammering your knife into the stick's end. Make a second split to form an X shape.

  2. 00:04Sharpen and Secure First Point

    Sharpen the end to a point. Insert a small twig to the bottom of the split.

  3. 00:12Add Second Point and String

    Repeat the process on the other side. Tie a string around the bottom of the stick.

  4. 00:15Secure Twigs with String

    Wind the string tightly around the stick. Weave it around the twigs to secure them.

  5. 00:20Spear Functionality Explained

    The four points spread when aiming. This allows for easy stabbing of fish.

Questions & Answers

How do you make a fishing spear from a stick?
You can make a fishing spear by splitting the end of a stick into an X, sharpening the points, and securing them with a twig and string.
What materials are needed for a DIY fishing spear?
You will need a stick, a knife for splitting and sharpening, a small twig, and some string to create the spear.
How do you secure the points of a fishing spear?
After splitting the stick, push a small twig to the bottom of the split and tie it in place with string.
Why is a twig used in making a fishing spear?
A twig is pushed to the bottom of the split to help spread and secure the spear points, allowing for easier stabbing of fish.
How does a fishing spear work?
The four points of the spear spread out when aimed at a fish, creating a wide enough area to easily stab and catch it.

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YouTube video. Original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSoOu5Pi8Zg
Transcript captured and processed by youtube-transcript.ai on 2026-06-23.