right there with ya on the crowds pen...so i resort to the mountain streams where i have never ever saw anyone else fishing....we hit a few creeks that are a good hike in..most wont go since they have to walk to get there.....we get ramps...good fishing..sometimes morel mushrooms.....and peace and quiet....thats fishing to me!....we catch lots of small natives as well....and a few of the ones pictured above almost every trip...
I have to ask what are ramps and morels?
Glad someone asked since I had no idea of what a ramp was . . . except for something that I use to load my ATV into my pick up.
Morels are a type of mushroom I am thinking . . . and by that context I would guess that ramps must be a type of mushroom.
A ramp is a wild Leek.
I have a friend that makes bread and butter ramps (same brine you'd use for bread and butter pickles) that are simply outstanding.
Morel is a mushroom (damn good one)
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Thank you sir I now have this strange urge to out in the woods and start eating fungus! I would love to learn more about this stuff but Im afraid if I don't go with someone that knows Ill end up eating something bad or hallucinogenicA ramp is a wild Leek.
I have a friend that makes bread and butter ramps (same brine you'd use for bread and butter pickles) that are simply outstanding.
Morel is a mushroom (damn good one)
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Where have you been hitting the natives? I'm not a fisherman, but I do backpack around quite a few native streams. I really enjoy Seneca Creek area, I understand it's on Trout Unlimited's top 100 in the country. Also around Red Creek in Dolly Sods a lot.right there with ya on the crowds pen...so i resort to the mountain streams where i have never ever saw anyone else fishing....we hit a few creeks that are a good hike in..most wont go since they have to walk to get there.....we get ramps...good fishing..sometimes morel mushrooms.....and peace and quiet....thats fishing to me!....we catch lots of small natives as well....and a few of the ones pictured above almost every trip...and we always release every fish we catch
good luck Gamma, hope you've been practicing your trout calls.
panhandler.....coal knob ton of creeks that hold natives up there...
mattjim really isnt anything else out there that looks like a morel.....if u find some u wont stop looking for em after u get a taste of them
No need to pratice if you have a Fish Whistle
Of course if the trout aren't biting you can always bag some Snipe.
Methods and tackle seem to vary considerably depending on the region and particular habitat involved. If Gamma's going with someone, she should ask them what works best for Snipe in their area.
Be careful with those ramps. I live down wind.
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