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Old 06-18-2012, 09:50 AM
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Never had any doubt about it..... Its easy to tell by size of trout falling off., we will always have the ones who want to make it sound more difficult by saying you have to take more variables to look at
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Or coiuld the lack of oyster reefs be the culprit???

or a lack of plankton??

Or 2 years of drought proceeding this year??

Or higher number of sunspots this year??

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I really wish it was as simple as a lack of bait or too many fish or whatever.

This study provides valuable data, but there are other data that need to be considered.

Great job Math Geek. Keep up the work.
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