02-26-2004, 10:30 PM
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]hey biteme i think it is a little crazy that on the gorge that if you are from wyo. and fish the utah side and utah fishermen fishing the wyo. side have to buy a stamp or buy an out of state fishing liscense just to fish on the gorge as now both states have the same boating and fishing regulations, there are no more differences in the regulations as there was in the past. and as for the daily and yearly parking fee i think it isn't to bad as it could be more like going to willard and jordenelle reserviors at $9.00 dollars a day and this year the side roads haven't been plowed like they have been in the past but they have put in a lot of toilets and courtesy docks and even lengthened alot of the boat ramps so we can get in when the water is low. as for just staying in one state i would'nt as you would be missing out on alot of great fishing and different fun things to do. keep the line tight and the fish on. trfishin
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]hey biteme i think it is a little crazy that on the gorge that if you are from wyo. and fish the utah side and utah fishermen fishing the wyo. side have to buy a stamp or buy an out of state fishing liscense just to fish on the gorge as now both states have the same boating and fishing regulations, there are no more differences in the regulations as there was in the past. and as for the daily and yearly parking fee i think it isn't to bad as it could be more like going to willard and jordenelle reserviors at $9.00 dollars a day and this year the side roads haven't been plowed like they have been in the past but they have put in a lot of toilets and courtesy docks and even lengthened alot of the boat ramps so we can get in when the water is low. as for just staying in one state i would'nt as you would be missing out on alot of great fishing and different fun things to do. keep the line tight and the fish on. trfishin[signature]