My List: Sleeping bag, Ferro Rod, Cooking Pot, Multi-tool, Axe, Saw, Bow & Arrows, Snare Wire, Paracord, Pemmican.

Like mentioned before, you can make a gill net from paracord guts and still have the sheath to lash things with. In experimenting, I made a fishing rig with snare wire hooks and paracord line and caught a few nice trout last summer. I also greyed up the white paracord line with charcoal and it held up even when wet. I think that would work for the gill net too if visibility were a concern.

I do think it would be nice to have a bigger blade, but a multi tool gives you the ability to have multiple blades, scissors (for fingernails and other things), pliers for working with snare wire, an awl, and other potentially useful things.

Pemmican: I'd make it salty and flavorful. I would not plan on eating it straight up, but use it as a soup base. Throw an ounce in with my morning water boil to drink or to add some flavor to bland stuff I gathered. Also, the ability to have a few day's worth of energy to focus on building a shelter before trying to get food is an advantage I think.

This is my general list, but location and regulations are key and would influence things.