Survival Fish Harvesting: Harvesting Fish for Survival Protein in Wilderness or SHTF Situtions in the Easiest Way Possible - Paperback

by Paul D. Stevens (Author)

When Disaster Strikes, Can You Find Survival Food for Yourself and Your Family?In a survival situation, whether in the wilderness or during a massive societal breakdown, protein will be the hardest nutrient to acquire. Wild game is difficult to find and kill. When you don't have to follow the rules and regulations of sport fishing, fish can provide a ready and easy source of the protein you need. Survival Fish Harvesting shows you over 30 ways to harvest, preserve and cook fish in the most efficient manner possible. Learn techniques used by: - military survival experts - indigenous peoples - pioneers - the poorest of the poor in developing nations - modern poachers All people who needed results as quickly as possible. This book describes the disaster preps you need to make to be ready to deal with a real SHTF situation. It doesn't cost a lot to be ready, but it DOES take knowledge. Learn what you need and how to use the knowledge with "Survival Fish Harvesting."

Author Biography

Paul Stevens was brought up in a family where respect for the outdoors and personal independence were strong values. Early life experience on the small farms of his extended family, in home vegetable gardens, and canning and freezing of family grown produce, made having a large pantry a commonplace. A career in the nuclear industry and positions in emergency response within that field inculcated a philosophy of preparedness. Personal experience of multi-day power outages only reinforced the possibility of infrastructure breakdown. And a growing awareness of possible threats to the electrical grid from pandemic, economic breakdown, cyber-attack, solar storms and EMP attack lead to an interest in the preparedness field with regards to society and the individual family. Paul continues to research and learn in the prepping field and looks forward to assembling additional books in the near future. Paul's learning and experiences in emergency prepping have opened the doors to the possibilities of family self-reliance and he is now actively exploring that field.