Great tips, the mayapples are also my go to indicator for when to get out and look. I hope that you can get out and find some more this season! Springtime for us here in NC has already come and gone
I live in Southwest Michigan the county of Ottawa. Every year here is scarce and a very hard hunt. If we end up with a dozen for the entire season, we feel satisfied. Because there is years that we only find a couple. We never get the baskets full like some places I’ve seen in Michigan.
Sounds to me like your identifying ashtrays? I am definitely not a tree expert either. But the ash tree I think of as poplars tree. And they have grooved gray bark at the bottom, which turns smooth, going up and pure white. Very tall, majestic trees.
From roughly Remus to Thompsonville is a good area to look. Mesick has a morel festival. Also, Clare to Houghton Lake, and from Kalkaska to Petosky. Ask the DNR where they have done clear cuts about 15 to 20 years ago. Aspens are usually the first trees back in a clear cut. In southern Michigan, expect more white morels and look for dead elm trees. I also heard dead ash trees support white morels.
Where at in michigan? Im in barry county michigan. I find a few thousand every year and everyone i no if they find 30 a year thats a good amount for them im not exaggerating i have photos to prove it but what im saying is i find them by the hundreds in cherry trees that have autumn olive bushes in the cherry woods and locust trees are also mixed in like u said i do alot of walking dont get me wrong im spending 3 4 5 6 hours everytime i go out but its worth it just figured id guve u a little tip idk if they have alot of cherry trees like that up north tho there not cherry trees that produce actual cherrys but its the cherry tree that has the darker rough looking bark good luck take a look at my little video I posted on my channel and the photo I have on my background
Yeah I’ve been smashing them, I got my limit three nights in a row. I catch them out of Lake Huron so I get to keep eight and they only have to be 13 inches+. If you catch them out of the river or inland lake, you can only keep five and they have to be 15 inches+.
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Glad to have you in Michigan brother! Hope you've enjoyed your time!
Try using a leaf blower will clear out area to find them :)
Great tips, the mayapples are also my go to indicator for when to get out and look. I hope that you can get out and find some more this season! Springtime for us here in NC has already come and gone
Cool video…nice to see ya back fish fray! I’m looking forward to the next fishing video soon🤟
Love all your content! I'm doing something similar, but I'm from southeast Michigan.. Steelhead season comes around GAME ON!! FISH ON!!
Thanks for posting. I always find the yellows or blondes but never the blacks. I’m making it my mission this year to find some black morels this year.
Lmao we getting close to that season I always get the pre season mushroom fever I wish they’d just b up right now I’m so ready
Awesome...great information... I only find them when I'm mowing the lawn 👍✌️
Awesome video thanks very much for posting I really appreciate you and your content 👍
Nice. Maybe this weekend I will slip through the woods. Greetings from the👍. Best
Great video! Have you tried any of the prescribed burn areas for MI morels?
I love your dogs. I’m in commerce mi. Thanks bro, you’re so cool!!! I can’t wait to do this!!!!
I live in Southwest Michigan the county of Ottawa. Every year here is scarce and a very hard hunt. If we end up with a dozen for the entire season, we feel satisfied. Because there is years that we only find a couple. We never get the baskets full like some places I’ve seen in Michigan.
Fray I’m starting out at skamania steelhead fishing and I was wanting to know how you find pockets of fish in murkey water
Sounds to me like your identifying ashtrays? I am definitely not a tree expert either. But the ash tree I think of as poplars tree. And they have grooved gray bark at the bottom, which turns smooth, going up and pure white. Very tall, majestic trees.
Thanks for the information 👍
wish i could find some mushrooms 👍👍
Thanks for da info
Need to put a pin spot on your GPS so you can come back when those small ones are huge
Well I am going to go look again in this spot I have seem them before I hope this recent rain helped things although GR had a cold snap last night
Nope nada zilch not even pheasant backs are growing in my woods
I'm worried it might be about over around GR, found some dried out yellows on mother's day
@@FishFray ok o was thinking it was too cold near the end of april for any. Onto looking for the random oyster mushrooms it is when i have time
Bro can you do a video on how to find salmon and steelhead or how to identify the water that they sit in
I'll do something like this in the fall
3:40-3:45 what are those green plants called again? Mapples
Mayapples
what city please ?? just curious we are going tomorrow in southern mi in algonac
From roughly Remus to Thompsonville is a good area to look. Mesick has a morel festival. Also, Clare to Houghton Lake, and from Kalkaska to Petosky. Ask the DNR where they have done clear cuts about 15 to 20 years ago. Aspens are usually the first trees back in a clear cut.
In southern Michigan, expect more white morels and look for dead elm trees. I also heard dead ash trees support white morels.
@@wdtaut5650 thanks a lot we keep trying
Where at in michigan? Im in barry county michigan. I find a few thousand every year and everyone i no if they find 30 a year thats a good amount for them im not exaggerating i have photos to prove it but what im saying is i find them by the hundreds in cherry trees that have autumn olive bushes in the cherry woods and locust trees are also mixed in like u said i do alot of walking dont get me wrong im spending 3 4 5 6 hours everytime i go out but its worth it just figured id guve u a little tip idk if they have alot of cherry trees like that up north tho there not cherry trees that produce actual cherrys but its the cherry tree that has the darker rough looking bark good luck take a look at my little video I posted on my channel and the photo I have on my background
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I agree about the timing of morels and mayapples, but I have never found morels around mayapples. Anyone else?
Of course you will find them around Mayflowers...lol
The only thing we found so far is a Hognose snake.
morels popping up, in Menominee, Mi, 5/3/24
Is that north Michigan
Yes!
When you going to make me video when your hats turn around you a better better fisherman
Dude 😬, put down the mushroom, pick up the fishing 🎣 rod!!
Walleye are in limits are being caught
Yeah I’ve been smashing them, I got my limit three nights in a row. I catch them out of Lake Huron so I get to keep eight and they only have to be 13 inches+. If you catch them out of the river or inland lake, you can only keep five and they have to be 15 inches+.
Where do you look for white morels...
Why is it a "white-black" thing with you brother or is it sister! Peace -- I'm just talking crap so don't pay no attention to me, I've got nothing of value to say here