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@@crabber59 good thing I didn't invite you to eat at my table then!

It was amazing how much wildlife uses that area as their travel path! Best spot I've found so far, after playing with the trail camera for almost a year. Thanks for the comments miss Julia! 🤗💕 I hope you've been well!!

@@southpawscientific4122 I went and peeped your video! Looks like a good time! 🙌🙌🙌

Thanks 😃🙌

@@adamcraig1468 worst case scenario, you could get issued an expensive fine if they catch you

Hi, thanks for the comment! Yeah, the forest recovery is soo slow up there... My imagination always runs wild trying to envision what it might have looked like before the fire. I haven't ever come across any pictures of the lakes from pre-wildfire era

@@kayla_sulak It will take time the growing season is short. There are plenty of other spots in Oregon to visit

@@charliequincy8884 thanks for checking it out and for leaving me some feedback, Charlie!! You rock! Mason said that brown trout put up a rowdy fight for a good 10-15 minutes before he got it to shore- good times!

@@myanhkwan is that forked up?

@@sandollarj504 mammatus clouds 😃

@@michaelsadventures4261 hey thanks, I wish you the same!

@@kayla_sulak I took off from work all this week.

@@danross263 may I ask why you don't like it?

@@sandollarj504 thanks Julie :)

@@mr7hankeyy it's a worthy place to keep on the bucket list, for sure!

@@Thrwydontneed1345 thank you so much, I appreciate the nice comment!!

@@cindypylant 🙌 thanks!!

@@jawsua32 thanks!

@@mitchwebb2939 yess! It was mysterious for a long time, until I randomly caught wind of an opportunity to sign up for this a few days ago!

@@bryrye4545 it could be done! I really like how the sourdough English muffins crisp up in some hot oil... Tastes just like an actual pizza crust to me! :-D

@@collegefraud1308 I use a basic 6' spinning reel rod that collapses into two pieces, and I figured out a way to secure it to my backpack without a protective case, although they do make rod cases (it's a cheap $25 pole so I'm not too worried about it getting beaten up on hikes). For bait, I mostly use a bottom fishing setup with powerbait... It isn't great if you plan to release fish, since they tend to gulp the hook straight into their belly, so these days I only use it if I'm done wasting time and want to catch dinner. It's hard to keep worms alive in the heat... I've seen people harvest random bugs like moths or crickets to use as bait with a floating bobber, too. These days I mostly cast with bladed spinner lures, like Rooster Tail or Panther Martin, before I switch over to bait fishing

@@collegefraud1308 but basically I just bring my pole, a mini tackle box with a few spinner lures and extra hooks/split shot/etc, maybe a small jar of bait nuggets or whatever, a pocket knife, and the most lightweight set of pliers I could find. That's the whole setup

@@kayla_sulak Thanks for your thorough reply, this will be my first time trying by myself w/o a man haha, i'm excited.

@@MosquitoFood hey thanks!! Been trying to experiment a lot with the trail meals! 🤠👍

@@bryrye4545 I've been saying I need one for a while! 👍 Gotta get on that!

@@AZAbsolute it normally doesn't melt out until late June at that elevation. There's still a lot of snow in the foothills as you get higher up and closer to Mt Jefferson

@@cindypylant aw thank you Cindy!! :)

@@jacobmiller4273 glad you found it helpful! Thanks for the feedback!! ✌️

@@johnhobbs7697 I wish! I haven't seen a morel since early June

@@johnhobbs7697 thanks for the intel! I'm guessing that area won't start having a lot of mushrooms til autumn's wetter weather returns. It's definitely worth poking around on the coast all summer, if you make it over there!

@@kayla_sulak Yep will do! love to get some razor clams and dungy"s too Maybe a salmon or steelhead. Love your channel I like to cook also! we did find some blue huckleberries ( not ripe yet ) and some lowbush blackberries just starting to ripen! We got a couple handful's to eat

@@johnhobbs7697 nice! You're speaking my language!

@@johnhobbs7697 hi! Thanks for checking out my stuff!

@@outbackwithbackman4357 sameee, those mountains are so alluring

It amounted to about a half pound of buttons, with a few hedgehog mushrooms in the mix too! Definitely enough to cook something good! 🙌🙌🙌

Aw thanks Cora ☺️

Hey Kent, thank you! 🙏

🤙 Thanks fer watching!

Hi!! Thank you so much!! 😁💛

🙏🙏 So much more rugged and dramatic scenery than I expected from that area!

🙌🙌 it's so cool to be able to observe them naturally and candid like this! ❤️

I hope it's delish! Can't go wrong with lots of butter 🤠

I haven't had any issues with mine, haven't had to remove or replace anything