New trout stocking signs !?

[AndyS]

I kind of like the old ones with many details such as open and closed dates, size and bag limits. It seems lackadaisical from F&W, just buy a license and trout stamp and you are good to go.

[thmyorke1]

I still see the old ones hung up. Like today in the north branch I saw the one marking that it's closed on Wednesdays.

I'd like if they still marked down important info like that

[Mark B.]

Originally Posted by AndyS

I kind of like the old ones with many details such as open and closed dates, size and bag limits. It seems lackadaisical from F&W, just buy a license and trout stamp and you are good to go.

Geeeeezz,…………what do you like?

Oh yeah, I forgot: The lower Raritan River & old tires.

The “old” detailed signs will still be posted in key locations. There will just not be as many of them.

[Wilson]

Originally Posted by Mark B.

The “old” detailed signs will still be posted in key locations. There will just not be as many of them.

Less details is always a good thing, maybe not so much with signage

[AndyS]

Again they left the whole trout stamp thing a grey area again, so NO ONE is actually trout fishing, so no need to buy a trout stamp, only if I am keeping trout. Should be written in Mandarin Chinese and Russian also.

[AndyS]

No one ever said I had to agree with everything F&W does, I guess we should all just lay down and never disagree with anything the government does also.
Many keep drinking the Kool-Aid F&W dishes out and never disagrees with anything, that's fine. Who voted for the new signage anyway.
And Mark if you think that pulling old tires out of a river is such a bad thing I suggest you rethink your stance on the environment.

[Mikey topaz]

Originally Posted by AndyS

I kind of like the old ones with many details such as open and closed dates, size and bag limits. It seems lackadaisical from F&W, just buy a license and trout stamp and you are good to go.

I agree the closure dates creel limit and info we're helpful...

[AndyS]

Instead of trying to reinvent the wheel, how about signs in South Jersey about catching and RELEASING Snakeheads. Seems are boys in South think these fish are outstanding and love releasing them back into the waterways.