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Word on the street is there are a lot of dead steelhead washing up on the banks of the Salmon River after being caught. I watched a video clip of dead steelhead in pools and there were a lot. Guys are saying they are being released and not making it. They are seeing them swirling after release and then floating up dead.
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Who is going this weekend? I will be there with Gambler Rigs. Stop by and stock up on the latest and greatest laker gear. I will have a show special, 2023 pricing!
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Hopefully you never run a business Tom. Minimum wage increases drives price but not directly. If a business owner has to pay more to employee people to work, the increase goes to the consumer (minimum wage increases always make expense go up, never down). If you ran a business without increasing prices when expenses rise, you wouldn’t be in business long. You still will not answer my question about why you blame tariffs yet the prices are lower than pre tariffs. My stance isn’t political it’s common sense. Your comment about tariffs is complete garbage. The graphs don’t lie. The increase came from the three to four years BEFORE tariffs.
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So how did tariffs affect the price of bread when bread prices inflated way higher pre tariffs? I'll put the graph up so you can see how the prices went up significantly before the tariffs were put in place. 2020-2024 prices soared. The tariffs you keep mentioning didn't start until 2025......... Bread prices are actually falling now. Hmmmm..... Sorry Tom, you can't blame bread prices on tariffs. Minimum wage increases cause prices to go up and NEVER down…..
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Made in Mexico or not, $15 minimum wage affects price big time. Grocery stores have to pay more to employee people to sell the bread. They don't absorb the cost increase, they pass it on to the consumer. Blame it on Tariffs Tom, but bread price inflation over the past couple of years went up 2.02% in 2021, 11.64% in 2022, 9,57% in 2023, 0,41% 2024, 0.64% in 2025 and 0.99% so far in 2026. If tariffs were the issue, why did the price jump 11.64% and 9.57% well before tariffs and less once the tariffs were in place?
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Greater Niagara Fishing Expo coming soon!
GAMBLER replied to NiagaraFishingShow's topic in Open Lake Discussion
I will be there with Gambler Rigs. Stop buy and stock up on the Great Lakes best lake trout gear! I will also be doing two lake trout seminars.- 1 reply
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It's a mess. As I type, my work is planning on load shedding electric for the 6th day in a row so NYC doesn't brown out. We put the cart before the horse for this green initiative stuff. Let's go electric for everything when the grid can't handle it already........ I'm all for moving to green energy that makes sense. We can't jump off a cliff, we need to walk down the hill.
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Sold / Closed Misc. trolling lot
GAMBLER replied to GAMBLER's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
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Why aren't we back to regular stocking levels?
GAMBLER replied to Yankee Troller's topic in Open Lake Discussion
My guess on the 40lb lakers would be stress from an Alewife diet, lamprey predation and fishing pressure. Thiamine deficiency does affect them. Does it shorten their life? -
Storing fake meat strips
GAMBLER replied to GAMBLER's topic in Questions About Trout & Salmon Trolling?
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Practice on paper until you learn how the airbrush reacts and paints. With painting, follow cure times or you will spend a lot of time using acetone to start over! Prep of the surface is key to paint staying on. Use quality paints and most importantly, clean your air brush well or it will turn into junk quickly.






