Great suggestion, but, in case you don't have a dime handy or don't want to go through a balancing act to keep it in place. You can do as my Grandpa taught me over sixty years ago, USE PIECE OF WHITE CLOTH OR PAPER. In the woods, in a tight whithout a dime, a piece of cloth of paper, a leaf with a shiney side will work just fine.

I made a turkey sling (item 78) for myself with a little shed that I found and a piece of rawhide. It works very well for those long walks out and it looks cool too

i remember trying to find things to set my pole up against when i shore fished. this is a good idea for when you get older, you have a cane and a rod holder.

Any gear you tag with fluorescent orange or yellow tape will show up really brightly in Blue LED light. I have found my keys in a dark soccer field.

Stay dry while camping in a down pour. Place your ground cover inside your tent rather than under the tent. We use a 4mil. plastic sheet that goes up the inside wall about 4" to keep any items inside from touching the sides. This trick has worked for our family for years in the meanest weather.

To make a weedless hook I take a rubber band and tie it on the fishing line just above the hook. Then,stretch the band and put it on the barbless side of the hook. This will let the hook prevent weeds and the fish will bite just the same.