Were to stay.

I will be fishing 20 and 16 mile next week. I was wondering were a man could lay his head for a night or 2. I dont need anything fancy. I would like the location to be close to the 2 streams mentioned.
Thanks in advance.
Don////////

forget the colonial - it seems to be loaded with bookings this year.  I guess the PFBC's little advertising campiagn has been good for business, but bad for us guys that enjoyed just driving up there and never even having to make a reservation for years...:(  I guess that is the way things are with "the times"...

There is also the lakeview cottages just to the west of 12 mile less than 1/2 away.

I would offer my appartment for rent for couple of nights or the week, if it werent for my sister living there right now. If she were to move out by next steelie season im definetly going to advertise it for my fellow steelheaders. Can i do that on here?? or is that a NO NO !! Im all for makin it a little more comfortable and accessable to get to where you need to get to. I live right in northeast and only 5 minutes away from 12 16 and 20 mile cricks. Ohhhh how nice. Can someone let me know if i can advertise that on this site leagally?

As long as you aren't offering up your sister I think it's legal. 

Duud, you would let a complete stranger share your home????
 
I hear peacymike would be interested, he might even give you a ride in the magic van...hide your sister though..

ORIGINAL: nekeno

There's also Dohler's Cottages off of **** Road which is extremely close to 20 mile.  They don't have heat, a phone, or TV.  However they have a full kitchen with a stove and a hot shower.

 
No heat?  Geez, must be cheap.  Have any idea on the price of these cottages?

Lighthouse Inn & resturant 814-899-9300. $60 a night for 2.

Someone with some land should open up a campground and keep it open all fall/early winter. Really simple, pit toliets, no water/sewage hook ups,  a small shower house. Just a place you could pull in with a tent, little trailer or pickup truck with cap. Just a place to sleep, build a little campfire etc...
Taylor it for fisherman, set up little bait/tackle shop at the office. I think you would be booked all fall and have some campers in the winter too. Most places close up at the end of October, it would be nice to have a place in November & early Dec. I'm not sure what insurance would run you, but I bet you could make a profit out of it. Any Thoughts. I think about 5 acres would be enough.

http://forums.fishusa.com/m_102352/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm#104262

There is a Super 8 at 89 and I-90 with rates comparable to Colonial.
Very convenient to 16 mile and 20/ especially upper 20.
 
Just a thought.
 
 
fmp

Don't know, but there are a couple of rest. in Northeast. One real good Italian place - Rizzo's I think.  Also Freeport on Rt. 5/89. Late night, the Truckstop at 90/530 is open 24/7.
 

Only Italian place I eat at, or get sauce from is Nunzi's on E 38th.
 
I got the info second hand, maybe I got the name wrong. I stand corrected. I stand by Freeport, though, because I have been there
several times.
 
The Truckstop, well, it's edible food, recommended when all else is closed,
like 3 AM on the way back from the casino in Salamanca.
 
Scotty would know more about restaurants in North East,but he's either
been banned or just stopped visiting here.

The Super 8 in North East is closed as they've built a Holiday Inn Express on the property and didn't have enough parking spaces left to keep it open.  I highly doubt you're going to find a $30 a night room in Erie any longer.  Off to work so no time to discuss good restaurants.

As far as the restaurants, I have had good luck finding some decent food in North East. Freeport is definitley a good place for an evening meal and an even better place for a breakfast. There is also a little pizza shop called Micheal's right in the town of North East, not exactly NY style pizza that I prefer, but actually quite a tasty pie for what the place looks like. Also have had some decent meals at the New Harvest Bar and restaurant, located right off of 90 by the motel. I think that is the place you are thinking of, strandman.
 
Back to the pizza, do any of you guys know any REALLY good NY style thin pizzas in the Erie city area? I try one new place or so each time, but so far havent found exactly what I am looking for. thanks.