Originally Posted by nate01 (Post 549891)

It seems strange that unmonitored boat ramps like those on the Delaware River that aren’t manned by state employees are included?

Edit: oops, didn’t realize this already being discussed in a different thread. Duh.

Originally Posted by AndyS (Post 549905)

I'm guessing this is the reward for staying home and quickly flattening the curve ?

Originally Posted by EJS (Post 549926)

I applaud the decision actually. This will keep people from taking up the parking spaces, letting their dog swim in your fishing hole in front of you, leaving dog shit and dirty diapers everywhere! Let the fishermen do what they love to do in peace and quiet!

Originally Posted by Blackfishhead (Post 549948)

This was Assunpink at 0442 this morning.
I am trying new spots but COVID has my going to plan B!

Originally Posted by dakota560 (Post 549974)

The unfortunate truth is as state coffers drain, were going to see more and more closures until a vaccine is found for Covid. If the state was smart, instead of closing areas to the public, they should fine the crap out of people who disobey regulations and leave trash all over the place. Use those dollars to fund enforcement efforts, reward the many who play by the rules and send a clear message to the ones that don't. CO's stay employed, public resources remain open arguably at a time most needed and the idiots who ruin it for everyone else are the ones who pay the price. Not the people who care most about our public resources. Why is that such a hard concept to grasp? Part of the problem is the state imposes fines today in the same amount they did 30 years ago. Someone litters, fine them $2,000, guarantee they won't litter a second time but if they do make the second offense 5,000. The state would have enough CO's to patrol our resources and I guarantee the number of infractions would decrease significantly.