Thanks LD, that was exactly what I was talking about. Does anyone know if there is a check station on the road to Boise from Ogden, Ut?
WH2
Sometimes…they move them around.
But it is a Big Brother thing Kodiak. SOME people will “try” to get away with things if they are not constantly watched. Like little children. They can afford the boat, the motor, the gas, the gear, but they can’t clean it??? I am sorry, who wipes their you know what?
I am not saying that the check stations are not doing their job, they are and it is a thankless job. But if people would cowboy up on their responsibility, they would not be needed.
Sadly, there is some degenerates that still need that assistance.
Lets not forget BIRDS, and WIND (something that is no stranger to Idaho) not to mention wading shoes, float tubes and pontoons with out motor under 10’.
I was a little shocked 5 years or so ago to reading a post by TD himself, telling everyone to clean their gear. I had been doing this for well over 12 years or since Whirling became an issue…I thought everyone was cleaning their gear, but no.
I do believe it is up bringing 
I even refuse to throw a popcicle stick on the ground…LOL
Thanks LD, that was exactly what I was talking about. Does anyone know if there is a check station on the road to Boise from Ogden, Ut?
WH2
I really doubt if you will run into a boat check station between Ogden to Boise, I never have. With your 12’ jon boat that’s probably is sitting in the back of your pickup I really doubt you’ll be pulled over unless your transporting some Killer Weed such as “Goats Eye” in that case send me a PM for directions to my house. [;)]
Can you volunteer at these stations? I live relatively close to the check station in Bruneau. I fish Strike a lot. Would feel good about volunteering for this thankless job. I love this state and would do anything to protect it.
Right On! please let us know if you find out about that.
Just talk to the sheriff. Ron