From otw.com
"There is still Uncle josh available for purchase on their website, and at tackle retailers throughout the Northeast. Once it's gone, it's gone."
http://www.onthewater.com/after-93-y...ng-pork-rinds/
We have to be willing to embrace change otherwise most of us would still be fishing like a caveman and hand lining.
I'm sure all the guys fishing Dacron in 1938 said monofilament sucked...50 years later and nobody was fishing with Dacron anymore?
I like gulp but its too soft/expensive for stripers. I can get a hit with buck/pork and be confident that that fish will hit it again. I don't have to worry...did my soft grub get pulled down the shank?
Distributors are getting lots should not feel the effect for 2 years. Liquid clouds after a year but Rhine is still good we have some on the boat that is over 4 years old and is still fine
Pay attention to what history has taught us or be prepared to relive it again
Its weird because I have pork that rotted away in the brine from fall to spring and then I have other jars of pork that are several years old.
I saw Uncle Josh stated they had at least one years supply on hand to fulfill orders.
At this point I can't help but to think that this was some sort of marketing scheme to get people to buy pork "before its gone"....like the car dealers. Buy now before they are all gone!!!
Howard Schultz at one point removed the ring around Starbucks long time logo. It was a big fuss about such a meaningless change. Later on in an interview when asked why he did it he said something along the lines of...It got people talking about Starbucks and gave us a ton of free publicity.
Will Uncle Josh a year from now announce that thanks to high demand they are making pork again and now selling then at a higher price point? That's my guess
The one question I have is if making Pork rinds is not profitable why pre-make a 1-2 year supply of them before closing that line of business down?
Old stuff seemed better maybe better raw material
They ran all their raw material. used up all packaging. the company is staying in business. only the uncle Josh part will cease to exist . Acme cast master and other parts of the business will move forward
Pay attention to what history has taught us or be prepared to relive it again
I'll be glad to store some pork backs in a semi-refrigerated state for ya for a few years.
Maybe that will toughen em up and you'll launch a new business venture, just like that ground chum I gave ya in the summer....let me know.
I think that applies to you old farts as well. Seems like God just made you guys out of tougher mettle. Built to roll with the punches. Wish we could turn back the hands of time sometimes.
"Many men go fishing all their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after." -Henry David Thoreau.