Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 413076" data-attributes="member: 389">Right, I tend to pay attention to what's going on with rivers and other bodies of water, yet this caught me by surprise.&nbsp; I get it, I don't watch a lot of local TV (ok, almost none), but those who propose these types of projects have it incumbent on them to not make people feel blindsided.&nbsp; IMHO, Bismarck already has a boat ramp problem.&nbsp; One can't (or at least couldn't) get out of Misty Waters during the prime spring fishing, the Desert Ramp has been marginal for years, as has the Maclean Bottoms ramp.&nbsp; Hazelton has been getting sedimented in due to normal river changes, and that's not likely to improve anytime soon.&nbsp; Ramps on the Bismarck side are increasingly difficult to maintain, and now we're losing what is arguably the best of the group.At least NDGF puts a sign up at a ramp before temporarily closing it for repairs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 413076, member: 389"] Right, I tend to pay attention to what's going on with rivers and other bodies of water, yet this caught me by surprise. I get it, I don't watch a lot of local TV (ok, almost none), but those who propose these types of projects have it incumbent on them to not make people feel blindsided. IMHO, Bismarck already has a boat ramp problem. One can't (or at least couldn't) get out of Misty Waters during the prime spring fishing, the Desert Ramp has been marginal for years, as has the Maclean Bottoms ramp. Hazelton has been getting sedimented in due to normal river changes, and that's not likely to improve anytime soon. Ramps on the Bismarck side are increasingly difficult to maintain, and now we're losing what is arguably the best of the group. At least NDGF puts a sign up at a ramp before temporarily closing it for repairs. [/QUOTE]

Verification

What is the most common fish caught on this site?

Reply to thread

Recent Posts

Friends of NDA