Hi Prouboy, Sorry, I guess I missed it.  I've never had all that much luck with wet material. Under those conditions usually I look for standing dead wood or dead branches I can break off with a stick. If I can get a fire going using nearly dry wood then sometimes it works to pile the wetter stuff over the top or along side the fire. I have found that if the wood was dead but just wet from rain the center part is often still dry enough to burn, so I split it up so the center parts are available to the fire. However if it was soaking in a pond I don't even try. That doesn't really answer your question but that's as close as I've ever come.
Best Wishes, Rob