the trout and erie stamp are two different stamps meant for two different thing, its not that hard to real a fishing line in, stop complaining, or a better idea, fish somewhere else...

ok captain smooth lets talk about getting your facts straight the original erie stamp was put in place to pay off the net fisherman.  Then when they brought it back its was put in there to also help raise and stock smolt.  I got my facts straight  so before you show your great intelligence to all get your facts straight There are so many other launches up in the area so dont complain when you have to come thru fisherman to launch there we pay the same as you and are entitled to have a peaceful fishing trip also so put that in your pipe and smoke it

But you dont pay the same, they have to spend money on registering their boat every other year, and honestly its not that hard to real a rod in to let them pass. If you are going to fish there expect to real in more, and if you really don't like reeling in because of boats, go somewhere else

You should try putting a complete sentence together, you might make a better argument. But then again, maybe you should just read the regs, posted right here on this web-page (to make it easier for you ). Also, it's just good old common courtesy to reel up when a boat comes by, just like it's common courtesy for the those on the boat to alert those on the wall they're coming through. I guess we just can't expect that anymore.


Glad I don't waste time on the wall.

Oh Boy, it must be September, jUSt SAyIN!

Fished trout run for 2 hrs at sun up on Fri the 2nd. Saw 5-6 fish, no takers. Stopped at Walnut after just to check it out. Saw 2 fish mid wall an a few people fishing. Super hot out

I was the guy fishing next to you until about 7:00.

ORIGINAL: papinner

ORIGINAL: bigbear2010

why can't we all just get along?

Because there not pinners

Pinners are "Blood Brothers"

We need the pig pen back, there is a nice wall there and no boats.

I sit on the front of the boat on the way out and in. If they don't wind it in I cut it! Read the sign stupid!!!!!This is to you idiot!!!Not you bings, my bad.

ORIGINAL: Bigmacnurse

ok captain smooth lets talk about getting your facts straight the original erie stamp was put in place to pay off the net fisherman.  Then when they brought it back its was put in there to also help raise and stock smolt.  I got my facts straight  so before you show your great intelligence to all get your facts straight There are so many other launches up in the area so dont complain when you have to come thru fisherman to launch there we pay the same as you and are entitled to have a peaceful fishing trip also so put that in your pipe and smoke it

When was the last time you were punched in the face? Just askin'?

ORIGINAL: Bigmacnurse

ok first of all I went to erie a five hour drive from home just to enjoy sitting at the wall.  I fished from 8pm till about 5am.  I caught one small jack that was the only hit i had. I know its early but just wanted to get out and relax.  Water is still too warm and when i can sit there in shorts and fish then you know its too warm Now as for the boater that post about damage are you kidden me.  You jerks get marine upkeep and these boat launches from the money from my trout and erie stamp that is supposed to be for raising fish.  There is your liability you already take from the trout fisherman.  Its BS how Boaters get these special rights on the wall.  WE all pay the same for license so what makes you anymore special. If the money from the trout and erie stamp went to raising the fish stocked and improving streams like it was meant to there wouldnt be a debate the PFBC quote we are raising the license stocking fewer fish but bigger ones.  Yea right they are stocking fewer smaller one.  Boaters get enough of our money anyway So go clean the line from your motor and move on

LOL did you pay for a boat registration to fish the channel that was put in place for the SOLE purpose of getting boats onto a lake not for window licking steel head to cook in 80 degree aqua .