why is everything in SoCal!?!?!

[studd muffin]

why is everything in SoCal! everything i want is there like huge used tanks, fish supplies, and fish! all the fish i want to buy from MFk are in SoCal. wish NorCal had interesting stuff like SoCal. but w/e gonna be a firefighter in Santa Barbara in the next year and a half so ill find these hot deals!

 

[Matt724]

More like why does florida have everything??! haha there's a lot in socal, true, but as for catching fish in our backyard, i think the mid and east take the win

 

[stevenrox]

socal is a fish importing port or something...

 

[TTTT]

because people in SoCal know anything they put on the marketplace will be sold quickly since thier are so many SoCal members.

 

[doubledragon]

Not everything is in so-cal. It does seem like they have a majority of the buy sell section covered though. Ohio had a lot of buy sell stuff for a while. But since it got cold it has definatelly tapered off...

 

[kdrun76]

The market place could easily be divided into "socal" and "not socal" and I'd guess that the "socal" section would have 5x the traffic the "not socal" would get.

 

[TTTT]

The market place could easily be divided into "socal" and "not socal" and I'd guess that the "socal" section would have 5x the traffic the "not socal" would get.

 

[Err]

why is everything in SoCal! everything i want is there like huge used tanks, fish supplies, and fish! all the fish i want to buy from MFk are in SoCal. wish NorCal had interesting stuff like SoCal. but w/e gonna be a firefighter in Santa Barbara in the next year and a half so ill find these hot deals!

Everything is in SoCal because SoCal b/c its a major import/export area, I mean SanDiego is a huge port, Houston is the same way. I love SoCal, even lived in SD for a couple years but good lord CA is not worth the price. For the cost of living ghetto in CA you can live like a king just about anywhere els and not worry a whole lot about finding "deals" on used tanks/gear, just order it new~!

 

[Egon]

The market place could easily be divided into "socal" and "not socal" and I'd guess that the "socal" section would have 5x the traffic the "not socal" would get.

I agree too! LOL odd?

 

[ceeej31]

the hotspots for fish that i have noticed are, socal, south florida, and to some extent new jersey