04-08-2018, 11:58 PM
Well there ya go a good start on this discussion.
So have (potential) the use of your state park permit one pays for is okay...I believe SP is $75 for the year.
Right now, as I recall anglers pay no Fee at LC...correct so per comments a $3-$5 fee is what one wants see and state park pass not honored? Plus on top a this fee on top of a state park fee. Interesting.
I know folks don't have a lot of disposable income but as I see it, folks will budget...no matter who manages a body of water here in Utah. But there are
always flee markets to sell ones stuff if they, well and unfortunately don't budget for fees for what they enjoy.
Unfortunately folks a way of life increases for what you love to do...that's the way it is. Being retired I can relate...but ya gotta do what ya gotta do...I fish and will budget for fees/trips. No gloom and doom on my part as I'll budget and be involved. Am I happy, heck no but I'll keep doing what I love doing and that's fishing. If there are potential increases...well I'll look at it and go from there.
Finally, if ones wants to know besides attending one meeting get involved, ask questions and give back time and effort.
Unless ones involved, well there's 2 sides to all stories as I see it.
So what other recommendations would one provide.
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So have (potential) the use of your state park permit one pays for is okay...I believe SP is $75 for the year.
Right now, as I recall anglers pay no Fee at LC...correct so per comments a $3-$5 fee is what one wants see and state park pass not honored? Plus on top a this fee on top of a state park fee. Interesting.
I know folks don't have a lot of disposable income but as I see it, folks will budget...no matter who manages a body of water here in Utah. But there are
always flee markets to sell ones stuff if they, well and unfortunately don't budget for fees for what they enjoy.
Unfortunately folks a way of life increases for what you love to do...that's the way it is. Being retired I can relate...but ya gotta do what ya gotta do...I fish and will budget for fees/trips. No gloom and doom on my part as I'll budget and be involved. Am I happy, heck no but I'll keep doing what I love doing and that's fishing. If there are potential increases...well I'll look at it and go from there.
Finally, if ones wants to know besides attending one meeting get involved, ask questions and give back time and effort.
Unless ones involved, well there's 2 sides to all stories as I see it.
So what other recommendations would one provide.
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