I've been looking on the MDWFP web site for the info on annual boat ramp fees. It says $102.00 but I remember Stan or Chris telling me there was one much cheaper. Know anything??:confused:
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I've been looking on the MDWFP web site for the info on annual boat ramp fees. It says $102.00 but I remember Stan or Chris telling me there was one much cheaper. Know anything??:confused:
Chris 1 or3 guess you talking bout coe lakes. You'll have to go 34 times to equal paying per trip vs a yearly pass thoughu
Major, we were talking about COE annual passes which are $30. 10 trips to the lake and its paid for itself. Not sure about MDWFP feees
Thanks Chris. The MDWFP fee is $102.00, that's 20 Bandits at full price.
Dont know if they are still doing it but i have a Golden Age pass and it cost $15 gotta be 65 to get it.That leaves maj. out.
The COE fees for senior citizens (old gwebers) is $15 per year. I don't know anything about WF&P ramp fees
What crappiholic said.Quote:
Originally Posted by crappiholic
Major....The fee for a annual MDWFP fishing permit and boat launch for all state park lakes and other state owned lakes is only $72 if you are over 65. I buy one every year because I have 4 of these lakes with in 10 miles of me. The $102 that you posted is for the young whippersnappers under 65. You need a different permit for the COE lakes.
Where do you get the annual COE permit ?Quote:
Originally Posted by crappiholic
At any of the COE field offices. IE: Grenada, Enid, Sardis, Arkabutla.Quote:
Originally Posted by G3 Fisherman
Call the Sardis Lake field office and they will mail you a form to fill out. Usually only takes a few days to get the pass back.
The goood thing about the COE permit is that it is good one year from date of purchase, ie: bought in December, 2010, then it's good until 12/31/2011.
Torch and I get one every year, saves from the headache of signing in each time.
They got em at the CoE campgrounds that are manned year round. Columbus has em.
The only thing bad about them is if you pull your boat with more than one unit. I always have to remember to put the permit in the wifes Explorier when I use it instead of my pickup. I have had to go back to the campground a time or two when I am pulling the RV with the pickup and she is pulling the boat with her Explorier.
i have got them for 1/2 price for years and i aint 65 yet????????????????