Made in China

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Originally Posted by USMA65

Slab, relax!!! We're not going to go nuclear on you. But can we at least talk about tree hugging, tofu farting, climate changers and how they affect crappie ecosystems?

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There's always one gewber at the back of the classroom. Not gonna mention no names tho.

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Originally Posted by USMA65

Alpha hawk, I disagree with your last statement. I believe that you soon will see incentives for American companies to come back home, including fishing equipment companies. The first that needs to come back is pharmaceuticals...... followed by crankbaits. ;-)

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There’s going to be a vast majority of people ticked off about what goods will now cost if that happens, likely the same ones clamoring for everything to be moved back. I’m all for production being moved back here. All for it. I just don’t think a lot of folks realize just how drastically cost of living is going to jump if that happens, and how many of their “fun” expenditures will no longer be possible due to drastic increase in cost.

And before I get flamed, I am NOT advocating for keeping production of goods in China. The American people were sold out in the worst kind of way with all of that. Just making an observation.

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Originally Posted by trypman1

Good thread, I am going to pass on this one, Slab would kick me out of CDC. I do love this site.

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:hesaid I ain't saying nothing !!!!! :biggrin

I vote for cutting all ties with China... immediately,,,, period... and bringing all manufacturing including pharmaceuticals based in China back to the US and/or spreading it out more among our true allied nations.

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Originally Posted by DHC

I just don’t think a lot of folks realize just how drastically cost of living is going to jump if that happens, and how many of their “fun” expenditures will no longer be possible due to drastic increase in cost.

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I've always thought that a big reason for the popularity of spider rigging is because the rods are cheap.

Not nearly as many people would be doing it if only St. Croix and Loomis were selling crappie rods.

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Originally Posted by deathb4disco

I've always thought that a big reason for the popularity of spider rigging is because the rods are cheap.

Not nearly as many people would be doing it if only St. Croix and Loomis were selling crappie rods.

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You got that right....a St Croix Panfish rod made in Mexico sells for 110-120 dollars. A St Croix Legend Elite Panfish Rod...made in the USA...sells for 360-380 dollars.


Regards

If you want to buy, in the USA, there is Gamma Polyflex Panfish line, which is a copolymer fishing line that is made in Oil City Pennsylvania. Gamma Fishing, a division of Black Knight Industries - powered by Pro Sites Unlimited Have nothing to do with the company. There are also places that sell this fishing line.

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Made in Fruitland Park Florida, USA. Just sayin'

Made by hand by me, bottled by daughter, and sometimes Billbob, and bagged up by mom (89 years old). Family owned and operated.

That's funny!!!

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Originally Posted by Slab

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Made in Fruitland Park Florida, USA. Just sayin'

Made by hand by me, bottled by daughter, and sometimes Billbob, and bagged up by mom (89 years old). Family owned and operated.

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Best there is as well! Works great!