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I am a member of a fairly large international group of Pogo players. Recently, one member for the group caught 8 shinies on the same day. We started discussing what our best shiny day was and it occurred to me that the players who spend more money have a significantly higher shiny catch rate (wild not raid associated) than non-paying players.
Above the reels are three money sacks, each representing a pot-style bonus trigger. As red, blue and orange bag symbols land on the reels, the corresponding sacks grow larger, until one or more of the sacks burst to trigger bonus features.
You can put up to $19,500 into your 401(k) in 2021, and if you're 50 and older you can take advantage of catch-up contributions, which allow you to stash an additional $6,500 in your 401(k) account this year. The contribution limit for an IRA stands at $6,000 for 2021, plus an extra $1,000 for those age 50 and above.
I can't believe no-one is mentioning Neherrin River. If you stand where the sunken car is, you can fill a 100 Kg Net in no time with Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass. The occasional Pike can be kept as well. Only throw away Crappies, Gars and Catfish. Neherrin is the first place (after Lone Star) where I purchased a permanent license. This place is still my go-to when I need to make money fast. At the moment I need 100K to buy the 200 Kg Net. So yesterday I went there again and from 5:00 to 7:00 game time (maybe 45 minutes real time) I caught just over 50 Kg of Common, Trophy and Unique Bass as well as a few Pike. This with 2 match rods, one with Shrimp and one Small Minnows with 3/0 Hook, and one spinning rod with a 3/0 Casting Spoon (3/0 Jig Head with 10cm Yellow Slug works well also). Basically you get a fish every cast and at times all 3 rods have action at once. Filling a 100Kg Net, which you can easily do on any given day, will give you 16-17K without Premium Account. 25K with Premium. You do that for 4-5 game days and you have 100K +. I am so confident of filling the net that I don't even keep the occasional Young Largemouth. On average the Bass are 1 - 1,8 Kg. Up to 2,5 or sometimes even 3 Kg.
You also don't need big equipment to catch here (5Kg - 6Kg Rods are fine). Nero match rod and Jigwinner spinning rod is more than sufficient. The only problem is that IF you happen to get a large Catfish on the Nero Rod, it can take a bit of time to get him out. But with a short (70cm) Leader, this very rarely happens. I filled up 100Kg in under 2 hours and only got one 9Kg Catfish, one Crappie and one Sunfish, which I threw away.
So as I am sure that there are other better ways to make money faster (at higher levels - White Moose or St Croix for instance), this one is very good at lower levels. Emerald Lake catching Walleye is also good, but I prefer this method. Bass bite all day and night. At night I use either the Blue/White/Red Night Casting Spoon or a 2/0 Jighead with a 7cm Night Shad or the 12cm Glow Worm. Nice Unique Smallmouth Bass bite especially at Night during high times.
Grinding out missions is the worst way to gain xp and money imo..sure their great if you have the money to buy license and do all the task and change out rods and then buy lake fees and then the time it takes to get the lures and then prepare for monsters and such. Average cost to take on any challenge after you've past it and are on new llake is 4x what the pay out is..if a challenge is offering 3k in rewards and 4 k in xp you've just spent all that paying for rods and set up and lake pass and license just to get there .like many others have said once you get to Michigan your money trouble is over if you use multiple float set ups for like or walleye ( unless you prefer casting with lure) and then once you get to cali you can set up 2 to 4 bottom rods on sturgeon and you'll jump from 40 to 50 in a few days of grinding and that's just fishing at night ..catch 2to 4 move to next hour..and even on low peaks each hour you move your first cast dosnt count on slowness they all hit after reset .the low peaks only really kick in after you've caught your first fish on that hour..so if you catch 2 then immediately move to next hour ( night only) then you'll fill 440 lbs in 10 real min..rinse repeat and after 6 nights leave go repair keepnet and then come back for another 6 nights ..this is my second account and with premium I went from 40 to 50 in 3 real days of grinding (8 hours each real day) so once you open cali while grinding michigan go to cali and grind..come back and do missions later.
If you catch a unique Gilded Catfish or Redtail at Marron River you get 10,000xp and about the same in money. I have not seen anything better than that for 1 off fish but they weigh 150llb and so you can only get a 5 or 6 until you fill your bag. People often fish for xp for Carp at the Willows so perhaps total wise they are very good as well. Traditionally Bass have always been the best in terms of weight, XP and value. You can boost all this by fishing lighter but with risk of losing them although a good trick is to fish light from a boat with no anchor.
The Pikeminnow Sport Reward Fishery Program, funded by the Bonneville Power Administration and administered by the Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission, pays anglers for each northern pikeminnow that they catch in the Columbia River.
You can help save salmon and get paid to do it by going fishing! The pikeminnow Sport Reward Fishery Program, funded by the Bonneville Power Administration and administered by the Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission, pays anglers for each northern pikeminnow that they catch that is nine inches or larger. Rewards range from $6 to $10 per fish, and special tagged fish are worth $500.
Already, about three-fourths of the funds have been allocated, with some of the money helping to pay one-time expenses, such as teacher bonuses, retro-active pay from their last contract settlement, and new security equipment installed throughout the district.
A portion of the remaining money is paying salaries of 263 teachers, aides, psychologists, administrators and other staff brought on to improve student learning and mental health. Another 51 positions are for security. Other funds go toward instruction, summer school and after-school tutoring.
State standardized test results showed that a majority of elementary school pupils scored below their grade level before the pandemic. Test scores dropped yet lower as a result of disrupted learning. Hence, the push to help students catch up.
It is about currency and how our money is no longer backed by "gold." Money (i.e. coins and bills) in essence is the same as chips at a casino. At the end of the day, if I choose, I could cash in my chips and get something of value for them. MONEY.
So, here is my question.....and I hope I explain it well. A lot of people out there are asking "why can't we just print more money and solve the poverty problem?" Terms like "inflation" and the "devaluing of the dollar" are the usual buzz answers to that question. Also, people give the example that if the government were to print more money and just give everyone $50,000, then everyone would go out and buy things, thus making THINGS more in short supply, thus driving up the price of things. (simple supply/demand economics) But this is where I'm curious. With TRUE unemployment probably somewhere around 15% in this country, if DEMAND rose, then companies would WANT to hire more people and build more processing plants to keep up with demand and raise their profits. So, the influx of cash (printed money) would seem to solve the unemployment problem.
So, here is where I'm confused.....if I apply the same idea of "printing more money and handing it out to the public" to my casino example, then that would be like the casino giving everyone at the poker table an extra $100 in chips to play with. But here's the catch. I understand the PROBLEM with doing that at the casino, because if you give people all these extra chips, then at the end of the night, when people CASH OUT, there will not be enough money in the vault to pay for all the chips. Hence the problem.
But how does that relate to American economics since there is no "cashing out" procedure. If the government gave everyone a bunch more money, there is no "checks and balances" since no one, at the end of the day, goes to the cashier station and exchanges their "chips" (money in this case) for something of value.
Exchanging your chips at the end of the day for MONEY back (which has value in our eyes) makes sense, hence why you can't give out more chips than the money you have in the vault. But it seems the American dollar is not a paper representation of the "money in the vault" no one goes to cash in their money in America.
You ask, won't firms rush to meet this extra demand caused by everyone having an extra hundred dollars? Yes, they would but they'd have to hire people to work in the farms and the higher demand for workers would likely raise their wage. Also, workers will see the inflation around them and want higher dollar wages so they can continue to buy as much corn as before. In short, wages in real terms would rise and this would erode profits and as such, farms will not hire as many workers as you'd think. So yes, there can be a short-lived stimulative effect of printing money.
Bottom line is, no government can print money to get out of a recession or downturn. The deeper reason for this is that money is really a facilitator of exchange between people, a middleman in a trade. If goods could trade with goods directly, without a middleman, we would not need money. If you print more money you simply affect the terms of trade between money and goods, nothing else. What used to cost $1 now costs $10, that's all, nothing fundamental or real has changed. It is as if someone overnight added a zero to every dollar bill; that per se, changes nothing. Just as giving every student 10 extra points on a test changes nothing fundamentally.
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