@@freddyfasthands8131 lol, try doing a little research first. It helps avoid one from making embarrassing claims. In fact you’ll find there is a time of day and season in which female trapdoor spiders often go wandering around. And it happens to coincide with the exact time that video was shot.

@reliablyrandomoutdoors that is true. There is no context. Instead of assuming I did no research quit thinking so highly of yourself because I'm actually a biologist.

@ then provide one tangible piece of evidence that that is a tarantula. You may be a biologist, but I do plenty of research so if you were a biologist, you should provide some evidence.

@@freddyfasthands8131 hey Mr. biologist. Instead of arguing about this, let’s just make it interesting. How much you wanna bet? Should be easy for a biologist like you to take a simple outdoor survivalist like me for all these worth. You could get Rich.

@@reliablyrandomoutdoors the size, coloration, and hunting pattern. If it was searching for a mate it wouldn't hide from the light. It would've been more aggressive. It was hunting. You should do some research once

@@paigelauryn4328 masticate, lol… 😆. I have not remade it since, however, I do intend to use a mushroom with a higher moisture content next time as I think I’ll get a better yield. Possibly oysters.

Actually it’s the north fork river. Everyone simply calls it the Norfork.

@reliablyrandomoutdoors no it's the white river I've lived here my whole life I should know nobody calls it the norfork river it's the white river it comes out of the norfork lake

@@bassmaster8753 How much you willing to bet? A friendly wager amongst gentlemen. The river that flows from Norfork dam to the white river is called the North Fork River.

In the event my new friend Bassmaster8753 chooses not to reply I will provide 3 pieces of evidence for the name of this river. first of all there is only 1 bridge I am aware of that crosses the river, there are two large signs that label the water North Fork River 1 on each side of the bridge. Next and most official is the Arkansas roster of navigable waterways describes the North Fork River as a naviagable waterway that includes the norfork lake and terminates in the white river. third and least official is the wikipedia page dedicated to the North Fork river where maps and a brief history are available. No shame on Bassmaster here though as I noticed the fact that no locals actually knew the name of the river and almost everyone called it something different. That caused me to do a bit of research on the subject, where I ultimately decided to title the video "fishing the Norfork river" citing that being the most common and search engine friendly way to reference the river. So regardless of what you call it, Its one of the best big trout fishing waters in the entire US, and the fact that it trubutaries into one of the other best big trout waters in the US make it one of my favortie places to fish. Bassmaster, Hope to get to meet ya down there someday, I been wanting to dial in on the Walleye in there.

@@JACKKZbin fermented cabbage. Carmen German cuisine.. pretty much any fermented leafy vegetable should work the same though

@@JACKKZbin sauerkraut is the correct spelling

Thanks for the help, much appreciated 👍 I have some crickets running free and I need to catch them asap 😂

U bet, I’m actually right on the border and end up in Illinois quite a bit on my hunts

Ok I’ll let ya know if it’s one I’m familiar with

Yeah he was fully immersed in the role LOL 😆

​@@reliablyrandomoutdoors I still can't believe what a fantastic actor the one was tonight! Tongue out is why I thought it was dead but then I saw he was still breathing (thanks First Responder training lol) ...I was not staying around to see if he was actually dead or not. I went back outside an hour later & he's gone. 😳

Love that place

The same basic effect, the color does have an impact, though, and you can really split hairs to figure out the difference. The main thing I would worry about is make sure they’re not tinted too dark. Because if the tent is too dark, it makes it hard to see unless it’s incredibly highlight.

@@reliablyrandomoutdoors oh interesting, thanks for answering 🔥

Really, I tried Jute once and had no luck, may have to give it a try an again.

Brand new Mitchell, I humbly submit the finest reels on earth, though many of you may not be familiar with them. They did invent the open face reel. Their drag is not designed to be silent, it’s not for bass fishing.

@@reliablyrandomoutdoors It sounded like it really had to load up before it would slip at all, and that may have been a factor in the breakoffs; who knows?

What is CC?

@@reliablyrandomoutdoors Closed captioning. Did your chode recover?

What do you like to fish for in AL?

Doesn’t look like I’m gonna make it this year. I had some family stuff come up so I missed the trip with the guys already

sorry to hear that

Agreed that snagging them is a hell of a fight. Personally I find the texture of the meat to be a little soft to eat as traditional fish, so patties make the most sense to me. It is a clean taste though and for sure available in abundant supply. I usually have 3 or 4 in my boat every time I go out just from them jumping in.

Yeah I’m in Indiana, pretty the woods here are pretty similiar in MO. I love Southern Missouri, spend a lot of time a Montauk and Bennet springs

@@geostrong3606 hey best of luck. I was using 20lb braid (fireline) with a 20lb flouracarbon leader. Use a feather or hair jig on the end. I liked feather better because they can hold air and float off the bottom. Use split shot or some kind of weight that can be adjusted easily without re tying your line.

How long of a leader thk u

@@geostrong3606 used a really small barrel swivel and a 4 ft leader

@@RonaldMacko-u5z yes, it’s well known In the area, apparently it was still visible in low water situations for a long time, newspaper articles from the 1920s talk about it. I’m just not sure which engine, my assumption is that it’s the 1892 accident not the 1890 accident, could be both though. I confirmed later the large pieces of jagged metal are from the boiler jacket of an engine. There are likely many cars down there too but not for sure. As a fisherman what I can confirm is that there is a very un natural change in depth in the channel under the bridge where a sudden roughly 40 ft increase in depth happens. This coincides perfectly with the location of the debris pile from the 1892 incident.

Well thank ya very much!

I,ll be looking forward to all yur videos keep up the good 💪

@@kevinsnyder8448 thank you, I have been really slow at making videos this year because I had to start a new job and put some added focus back on my family. I’m definitely gonna be continuing to make these videos and honestly I really hope to take them to the next level when I come back and get active again, not sure when that’ll be, but I promise when I do, I’m gonna try to make it awesome

Hello, for pressure canning I used the ball jar method recommended for mushrooms. Which is a wet methods. COTW (in my opinion). Is awful when it gets dry so this method is the best way to keep the mushroom enjoyable to eat. I don’t usually start looking for Maitake until the first frost as in my experience any that pop before that are anomalies. But that may just be the nature of the woods I hunt.

😂 haha, yeah I could see that

@@jacksteed4510 since it sounds like you are struggling here, I will help you out. If you want instructional videos look for titles that start with thing like “how to” or “Learn to”. This video is very honestly titled “fishing the white river”. It amazes me that someone could have been confused about what to expect, but hey if we have to have directions on pop tarts telling people not to eat the wrapper then i guess those directions are for people like you. Thanks for watching and especially thanks for commenting as that helps tell the algorithm to show my video to more people. Best of luck on your fishing trip.

@@ro6742 that’s for sure. People talk about smallmouth bass being pound for pound the toughest fish. Well that’s BS. It’s the bluegill. Even at that I would say specifically it’s long ear sunfish.

Good information

@@_rob_. I think that’s a great idea

@@Youarat225 not from standing in a narrow kayak it wasn’t. Try it sometime. Guarantee you change you statement

@@reliablyrandomoutdoors i have. that was a really bad throw, rewatch it didn’t even open, it looks big cause the top of the net landed towards him unopened

@@Youarat225 haha, ok whatever!

@@adamrollins4087 oh yes, we have several different species including woods nettle and the regular U dioca (miss spelled)

🤣 haha

@@syifashukor6198 play

None taken, good times

I learned a long time ago not to give her advice on how to fish if I want her to fish w me LOL 😂

You sure I didn’t show it? I thought I did. Anyway the dude next to me was the only guy hitting down there that day and he gave me a couple he was using. They were feather jigs so they held some air and floated off the bottom

@@reliablyrandomoutdoors ok thank you for the info

@@larynbolinger7409 he showed the jig..must've not watched the video before yappin.

U bet! Best of luck, biggest difference to remember is they are incredibly line shy. 4lb or smaller, I use 2lb maxima. Otherwise they predate very similiar to a crappie and In most cases what will catch one will catch the other! Hope ya catch a monster!

@@yoloswagnoscope I didn’t know they did a tournament there. Yeah I love that area. I’ve been on every inch of it from there to Terre Haute