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@@jeffsollenberger4889 sounds delicious!

@@TheHeatedGaming 5.5 ft IM7 graphite rod, and Mitchel avocet 320 reel. That reel is the AK47 of fishing reels, very durable, but ya no longer distributed in the US so ya have to go through some channels to get one, or get it 2nd hand. Oh and a longer rod would be better for those waters, maybe a 7ft for the cast distance, but fast action ultralight what I recommend

@@reliablyrandomoutdoors Thank you!! I really appreciate it.

@@jcashin82 yeah it’s one to be safe with, but if you are familiar with fawn mushrooms note this is a cousin of it so very similar gill pattern, smell and density. Also if it was growing off wood that’s a pretty solid id for this shroom

Haha, well u can ferment just about any vegetable for great cricket bait to continue those saving. What kind of toads? Out of curiosity

Thanks! And nice hat!

@@kkso3318 it will come back in the same log for a few seasons until the log is used up past a certain point. And I don’t think this one would dehydrate well though I have never tried. It would probably just end up a powder if you did

And the mycelium is in the log, the visible mushroom is just the fruiting body so no worries about harvesting it

@@reliablyrandomoutdoors thank you!

Yes she sure did! And I totally agree with ya. Very special plant

@@DrewInGodsCountry hmm, been a while since I made this video. Might have to go take a look

@@billyin4c514 yup, it is

@reliablyrandomoutdoors Well if you're gonna make a fishing channel , you might want to produce some content which actually impresses people. There's videos of guys taking their small children out to catch fish that are as exciting as this.

@@billyin4c514 haha! 🤣. Well I wasn’t trying to impress some entitled douche bag, probably why you didn’t like it very much. Try growing up a little bit kid. Not everybody is here to serve you.

@@billyin4c514 hey Billy, I saw your channel doesn’t have any content on it…. Gosh I wonder why? 🤣. I thought you would at least have posted the video of you fishing a short qtr mile stretch of the Elkhart river…. 🥲 😂

@reliablyrandomoutdoors You're creating content for men that fish all the time, unless you're content is interesting for an angler, then you're not producing contact worthy of the category. I'm not a douchebag, you don't fucking understand the content you're supposed to be producing. You're supposed to excite people, through your competence (maybe I've found the issue).They're supposed to be living vicariously through the content that you make, otherwise they would just go do it themselves. Here's the thing, you think you produce an intelligent objection, you didn't. Which makes sense, because you aren't smart enough to understand what you're doing. Now go catch some fucking fish, no one is interested in being amused by novelty suited for eight year olds. Unless you're working for the DNR and producing a video on aquatic life in Indiana water, make an exciting fishing show.

Thanks!

@@gaming_time2479 10 1/2 foot medium weight fast action Rod. Believe I had a Mitchell 300 series real, was using 20 pound braid with 20 pound fluorocarbon leader. Best of luck I hope you slam them.

@@idgirl7761 sorry bro I respect your opinion, and it very well may be illegal in the state of Indiana, that doesn’t make that law necessary though. The dog man truck bed relationship is one worth hanging onto regardless of overbearing government. And regardless of whether or not people can handle this emotionally, that dog is safer in the bed of a truck im an accident because if he lands on me or one of my children in an accident because he’s incapable of being buckled, so be it. Pretty sure even for him his odds of surviving go up if he doesn’t have a windshield to crash into.

quick google search, and Indiana does not have a law about dogs in the bed of a pickup truck. But ya did get me thinking, there is a right and wrong way to drive with a dog in the bed. Maybe I’ll make a video on it. It’s kind of like driving on snow.

@@jameshunter3619 thank ya

Thanks for the heads up, been a minute since I read up on it but if memory serves I had places it in a category with elderberries, where moderation is the key. Btw to any forager out there this is important as almost all edible plants are bad for you in large qty, for example the massive number of them high in oxalic acid etc…. Thanks for the callout, it’s always good to stay safe out there

@@airforceretired5094 yessir

@@JS-hu7pv Thanks, and yeah my twins love fishing the little waterfall on dry run. Special little place right there

@@michellegross9940 Montauk state park, MO

@@OphanielH haha, well at least you are fair.

@@connieking4167 I’ve harvested pretty late in the season just by using the new growth at the top. Can’t speak for the mineral content but the flavor is still good

@@reliablyrandomoutdoors Thank you.

@@manko717 haha! Happens all the time! And here is what I’ve learned. Mitchell reels are hands down the most rugged reels out there. I frequently fish chest deep so I’ve learned this one the hard way. The reel in this video is a Mitchell Avocet 320. Unfortunately, they do not distribute them in the United States anymore so if you get a chance to get one of those reels get it, it will last forever. Just throw some grease on it every now and then. I call them the AK47 of fishing reels

Ibe never been over that way before, may have to try it out sometimes. Thanks for the recommendation

@@ekurve Arkansas, the Norfork dam. The river is either called the north fork of the white river or the Norfork river. Nobody can agree. It’s world record trout country

@@reliablyrandomoutdoors Bet, thanks!

Congrats! Someday I want to get enough of em to make a smoothie with em 😊

Hmm that’s interesting. Junebug and Japanese beetles are the most visible grubs. Are they not common around you?

Oh yes, I’ve decorated a few lure trees myself. Sidearm vs overhead each has their time and place. All things are on the table when I fish.

@@MJ-hl1kk Sounds like you are talking about me but I’m the only one here reading the comments…. Soo, Wa ya wanna do now?

Haha! 😂 You don’t have a lot of friends do you? 🤣

@@reliablyrandomoutdoors That's a really sad response, from what is supposed to be a professional site. Saddest part is that you know that what you demo-ed in this video isn't the best way to get into a kayak in open water, but instead of admitting that, and planning a better demo, you take personal shots And, yeah, son, I've got lots of friends, all of them kayakers, and each of them more knowledgeable than you've shown yourself to be in this video and your response. Please, don't give 'advice' to people about how to do things correctly in the water, until you learn it yourself. Your kind of 'expertise' can get people hurt.

@@squirrelbutler2119 who said anything about this being a professional site? Not me that’s for damn sure! So I’m genuinely worried about you. So I’m gonna go out on a limb here and assume you have no actual experience on the water. I assume this because you are watching reboarding videos. I also assume that because you have watched some videos you now consider yourself an expert. Seems dangerous. Oh and I asked if you had any friends out of concern for you. Seems plausible that you treat everybody in your life in a hyper critical judgemental fashion and I was just curious how it impacts your relationships with others? If you want a real lesson in reboarding go back and find my video where I winter tested my ability to reboard by doing it in 38 degree water. testing my ability to reboard with weakened grip and shock to deal with. But no, you’re obviously an expert because saving your own life is all about where you put your hands while you are doing it

@@reliablyrandomoutdoors The troll gets trolled! Just in from a three-day kayaking trip with four other experienced kayakers. Showed them your vid and comment. They just laughed and shook their heads. Bye, troll! Back to your hidey-hole in Arkansas!!

@@reliablyrandomoutdoors Hey, thanks for your message of genuine concern. Much appreciated. I'm just back from a three-day kayaking trip, mostly class III and class IV rapids. If you were a kayaker, you'd enjoy them. But, again, we all know you're not. Look, your anger is absolutely off the charts. Look back on this chat trail. I simply pointed out that your video doesn't show the optimal way to get back on to a kayak. That's it. But you've kind of gone crazy in your responses. Hey, let's just agree that you don't know much about kayaking and leave it at that, okay? Peace, Arkie

@@Keichen haha, I will always want to impress her regardless of my win rate LOL 😂

@@reliablyrandomoutdoors Thats always a great goal! What they say is true.... happy wife happy life! 💫😄

u mean the sourkraut? I made a pretty big deal of that in the video,

@@reliablyrandomoutdoors 😂😂😂 just that thing you said in the opening line

He only mentioned it as soon as the video started. So yes he let everyone know what he used lol

please see the pinned comment at the top

As long as it is Rumex crispus, aka curly dock you are good to go. Everything above ground is edible on the plant. Did you plant it from seed? JC

@@reliablyrandomoutdoors I honestly not 100% sure. Based on the Plantnet app, it says Rumex Acutus (Hybrid dock) or might be Rumex Alpinus (Alpine dock)

Just jigs no skein. I was using a feather jig, Hair is also fine, the pencil weights I don't remember the size but get the bigger ones, because lead is soft enough you can snap them off with fishing plyers or even hemostats, so i start heavy and then reduce weight by cutting the lead off. I like the feather jigs best because they do a good job of holding some air in them, i think thats why i had better luck with them than the hair jigs. BTW I mean whole feathers, not mairbou down. at least thats what i was using that day. BTW i had ordered them online, not sure if i saw any whole feather jigs in the bait stores up there or not

@@reliablyrandomoutdoors awesome response thank you! Any idea where you ordered from? And for weights are you talking 1.5oz or more like 1/2oz?

If the fruit is ripe it is safe to eat. Unripe fruit and the entire plant are inedible. The plant itself being pretty toxic

@@pebos-fishing-show thank ya!

@@stephenkeye2678 the entire plant and roots is toxic. The fruit is edible when ripe. Many plants are like that, potatoes for example. Root is edible, rest of it is toxic

@@IndianaSmallmouth LOL

@@lp8650 your gonna like it

It’s the Audubon guide. I’ve heard a new version is going to be released soon. To me it’s the best all around shroom field guide, but it is a bit out dated.

@@reliablyrandomoutdoors ok, right on. I've got a couple of smaller guides and a few elders I bother alot about identification, but I'm going to order that audobon guide. Thanks you for the reference to it

@@Primitivemycology you bet!

I would love to get one big enough to eat, but I’ve never seen them any bigger than this one in freshwater

@@christophermccurry8039 yeah I’ll bet,