Oh really? Do you know the pond I'm at?

It was a wonderful time. We ended up with some quality fish, too. I'm really digging those curly tail jigs.

Thanks for the input. I probably should use a chest mount because on my head, the camera moves where I look. Thanks for watching

I've found morels in just about every single park I've ever been to. If you aren't finding them wait a week and check the same park again

Is that what they are called?

Yep I think they are more prevalent in the southern states but yes there are some here in the midwest

Good idea

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You're welcome. Love your jigs and happy to tell others.

That's a good guess

Wow! Thanks so much 😃 That's my first Super Thanks I'm sooooo excited!

I've made them with only flour and they are crunchy compared to with egg. I only Sautee in butter before I add scrambled eggs for breakfast. I cook them a multitude of ways, but my favorite is fried in egg/milk and breaded in flour.

I should have used the basket and lowered them in

I do still morels to cook and will re use the flour and eggs. I made a small batch just for the video because it's easier than trying to record cutting soaking breading and frying them all.

They are marvelous

It's similar to amazing... Except better! 😃

Look in the woods

Yes they are delicious

Awesome! Italy is probably my next vacation. My wife was born in Italy. Thanks for saying hello

Thanks for watching 😀

In the woods

Me too

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What ?

When does the morel season start typically there?

Hello! Thanks for subscribing. So awesome to have viewers in Greece. 😀

Yes! Snagging season is only 6 weeks, and it's 4-6 hours of driving. I don't have but one day a year to get down and snag. I don't have rod holders on my boat for trolling. I hate dragging lead. I don't have a livescope, which simplifies Snagging. If you don't want to spend thousands of dollars on poles, gear, boats, ect, many people hire a guide once a year and know they will bring home fish. It's actually cheaper than buying a boat. I plan on hiring as many guides as I can afford. Many top level fisherman do guide service work. The only way to fish with them is to pay. Luke from Catfish and Carp and many other good fisherman hire guides. There are no spoonbill in Smithville Lake where I fish. Therefore, I don't have experience fishing for them. The smart thing is to ensure I'll bring back fish. My wife didn't want to spend 14 hours on a boat. With a guide, I'll maybe have my limit in an hour or 2 and be free to go enjoy the rest of Sunrise Beach. I'm always learning, and everyone knows something I don't. I'm hoping to fish with as many new fisherman as possible even if I have to pay. I'll take that experience and apply it. Good luck.

Who cares if he did.

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Fantastic ! Are you finding many?

Thanks

I'm referring to the black coloring they have in the spring. Why would you be sorry? I'm catching fish! I had 30 15 were over 10 inches. Good day in my opinion.

Wonderful I hope you find bags full

Morels

I was referring to the coloring that they have in the spring

I haven't caught an alligator gar in a while, nor any gar. Thanks 😀

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How does this sound? Quail stuffed with foie gras and waffles, with morels and maitake, on a bed of sunchoke vichyssoise, with agrodolce? It's the best thing I've ever eaten. @ The Corner. Litchfield, CT.

They are delicious

Not a foie gras person but I've never had it.

Kansas City Missouri and last week

What city?

Kansas City Missouri

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I've found a decent amount at Smithville Lake. They grow different each season depending upon temperature and moisture. Just keep trying new areas and old areas that have produced in the past. I've had places go a decade and produce 15 or so, and suddenly, there are 300. Also I've had areas that for 5 years produce hundreds to suddenly produce 25. Having lots of spots is helpful. I recommend during peak season to spend a hour a day trying new locations. If you are determined you'll find morels. You might be 1 trip in the woods away from finding 500. Good Luck!

@@alloverthelake6396 dude thanks man appreciate it. Literally went out no more than an hour ago on my lunch break and found 3 really good yellows. I think the rain we had in the past three days may have saved my season

I'm close to 4 hundred 😊

@user-hs5me4dw4n that's awesome !

Never found that species of fungus. I'd love to take the time at some point and find some.

It's a autumn mushroom. ​@@alloverthelake6396

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Fantastic. I've not had any incredible days this year, maybe 3-4 lbs at a time, but many people struggle to find a handful. Hopefully, the rain brings more. Thanks for watching

That's so cool! I was in France in March and I thought I'd love to look for morels. Just looking at the plants I could tell I was a couple weeks too early. Thanks for watching

@@alloverthelake6396 Thank you so much for your prompt answer. I`m living near the German and French border. In Switzerland and in Germany you will never find so many MORELS than in US . It`s awsome foraging so many morels. Have a good time , Walter from!!!

Good luck. I hope you find a whole bunch. Thanks for watching 😀

They should grow there. I know in Southern Canada people harvest. You need 3 nights with lows around 50 degrees for them to form underground. Then they live up to 21 days. I'll typically wait 10 days from the 3 warm night and go looking. Good luck and thanks for watching

mid-May.

Thanks for watching. Hopefully you get some rain. Check the bottom of the hills and the low-lying areas that moisture collects. Good luck