Yes, When I started making bamboo rods 14 years ago the Varnish I use was 8 97 
a quart. It kept going up and now is over 15.00 a quart.
Tony
 

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 From: Neville Gosling <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] 
Sent: Sunday, September 15, 2013 12:36 PM
Subject: Re: [VFB] Short Stort on Fishing
  


Hi Denny:

The price of just about everything has increased exponentially but my income 
has not increased one cent. As a direct result, I can no longer afford to pay 
these high prices and now have to settle for lower quality instead.

Nev


On 2013-09-15, at 9:43 AM, Conranch wrote:

Nev,
>
>In 2001 I was paying $7.49 per 50 lbs of my special feed.  As time
      went along there were several small price increases but I tried to
      not raise my hackle prices.
>I think it was in 2008 prices of feed jumped so I had to make my
      first hackle price increase. For the past 2 years feed prices 
      have really jumped. One year ago when Lars got my birds he wanted
      to use the same feed I had used for many years. The price one year
      ago was $16.47 per 50 lb. Feed is milled on a 3 ton formula and
>priced per 3 ton. Within 4 months of Lars getting the birds he
      informed me that feed prices had again jumped considerably. I am
      not sure what the price is today but know he had to increase
      hackle price.  It is alarming but if you go back and look at
      prices of everything else it is all very alarming to me.
      Clearwater hackle is still one of the top quality hackles on the
      market today and is priced competitively. Clearwater Hackle still
      is the   only supplier of JV hens. Yes you can get hens from other
      breeders but they are not of the quality that we want in a true
      genetic JV hen. Still excellent price in the JV hen because they
      are processed at a younger age and still give we tiers what we
      want/need. Clearwater dry fly hackle is one of the top dry fly
      hackles on the market today, if not the top. Colors available
      fro;m Lars is far above any other breeder. Don't take my word for
      it, try it yourself. I am sure you will continue getting the same
      top quality hackle as all of you received from me 
>for the past 15 years.  The day of a $3,500 new 1/2 ton pickup is
      gone forever. (I remember buying a 1967 Chev 1/2 ton off the
      showroom floor for $3,500 cash).
>
>Denny
>
> 
>
>On 9/15/2013 9:09 AM, Neville Gosling wrote:
> 
>Hi Denny: 
>>
>> 
>>is is my bad memory or has the new owner of Conranch (Clearwater Hackle) 
>>increased the prices an alarming amount? 
>>
>> 
>>
>> 
>>
>>Neville (Nev) Gosling 
>>Greater Vancouver 
>>BC  Canada  
>>
>> 
>>The Enbridge pipeline is a project so toxic that it brings global shame to 
>>Canada.   
>>
>>On 2013-09-15, at 7:49 AM, Conranch wrote: 
>>
>>Thanks for taking us along, fishin with you Tony. Interesting that I have had 
>>exceptional experiences, fishing flies tied with the Ginger hen.
>>>The ginger hen is the result of 5 generations on the hen
              side and they are the Cree mommas. If one looks closely
              you will see, basically the color is Ginger but when one
              looks very closely there is more colors. Why do they work?
              I sure do not know but I feel it is how this particular
              color hen feather refracts the light. Who knows.
>>>
>>>Denny
>>>
>>>    
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