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Thank you for watching! Yes, you can put cast iron in a fire to strip it down and re-season it, but it's essential to follow some guidelines to avoid damaging the metal. Create a fire with moderate heat, around 500°F to 600°F (260°C to 315°C). You want the fire to be hot enough to burn off the old seasoning but not so hot that it damages the metal. If it gets too hot (above 700°F or 371°C), remove it from the fire to avoid damaging the metal. # After the Fire 1. *Let it cool*: Once you've removed the cast iron from the fire, let it cool completely. This is an important step, as you don't want to quench the metal in water while it's still hot. 2. *Scrub and clean*: Use a stiff brush and soap to scrub away any remaining debris or residue. Rinse the cast iron thoroughly with hot water. 3. *Re-season the cast iron*: Once the cast iron is clean and dry, apply a thin layer of cooking oil to the surface. Place the cast iron in the oven at 350°F (175°C) for an hour to allow the oil to polymerize and form a new seasoning. Remember to always use caution when working with fire and hot metal. If you're unsure about any part of the process, consider seeking guidance from a professional or using alternative methods to strip and re-season your cast iron.

@@jqentertainment6966 the last time I remember snow like this was in ‘88. I prefer snow to an ice storm. Thanks for watching!

@riverbanksoutdooradventures I lived there in 2009 for the Xmas eve blizzard. That was nuts

@ I remember that one also. This go round I pulled an 18 wheeler up a hill in my Tacoma. This is one snow storm I’ll remember.

@@johnmorganjr769 thank you for watching! I may end up at the Texas coast chasing tail! Good luck and tight lines!

@@dannialgarcia309 gets me on the water. Definitely not my hobie

@@stanstclair475 devils den is beautiful. I went in the 90’s

I really do. It all gone now. I had to cut the tree down and burn it.

Awesome! Thank you for watching! I am wanting to come to Florida and fish soon.

Definitely! Thank you for watching! I love cooking outdoors!

Thank you for watching! Texoma is HOME!

Thank you for watching! Yes I just held the GoPro in my hand instead of mounting it the other GoPro I had mounted above but I didn’t like the footage. If it were zoomed in some.

@@trogdor1979 I don’t use it near enough like I should. I plan on lots of use this fall and deer season

@@trogdor1979 I am planning on utilizing the wok this fall for camping and deer camp. Looking at recipes. May end up making sausage and egg burritos. Thank you for watching!

I dove the dam again 2 weeks ago and there are still some stripers there. Thank you for watching!

Thank you sir

There’s a lot of catfish there right now. That’s great!

Thank you! Thank you for watching

Yes, old GoPro. I need a lapel microphone.

N 569 Road just off Highway 10. Eagle Bluff Resort is across the river. Hit up Donavan Clary Fishing if interested in awesome float trip for multi-species down the Upper Illinois River. It’s a blast and beautiful waters. FYI in the summer there is a “rubber Caddis hatch” of people floating in rafts and kayaks and it does get crowded but we are alway able to locate the fish.

@@riverbanksoutdooradventures thanks for the info! I plan on hitting Clary up whenever my schedule aligns with his openings. I love the HSB area for fly fishing for white bass but I’ve been looking for more access points for wadable smallmouth fishing. Thanks!

At one time it was. The Washita River has silted in the river channel from the Widow Moore Lake.

@@riverbanksoutdooradventures thank you!!

@@riverbanksoutdooradventures is it a public fishery? thanks

Yes sir it is public. Access is from Silo Road down Widow Moore Road

​@riverbanksoutdooradventures I remember fishing in 1985 before the historic freeze killed large #of big stripers, went to that area unloading our boat from Newberry creek but 😂 couldn't find it last couple of December's. Is it totally blocked off like really ?? Can any fish species (striper ) get into those creeks ?

Thank you sir!

Thank you I am a RUclips Certified Carpenter!

No this is near Mill Creek

Is it open to the public? Or just for your public safety training stuff?

I need a mic.

I did too. I backed off. I was flying around and saw it and I was like is that an Eagle?

Hey Everett! Good to hear from you!

It sure was!

That is my first one! I actually caught a 6” later but did t get it on video. I haven’t caught a banana yet!

Actually all came together in a few phone calls. Started calling and 1 week later it happened

@@riverbanksoutdooradventures that is really cool. Great job and way to think outside of the box.