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Arrived from the North Country yesterday, had to do a little swimming around the St. Louis area, but anyway, I took a walk up to the Little Lagoon Pass this morning and saw a sign posted on the North side stating, among other things, NO FISHING. Can anyone enlighten me? I fished there last year and there wasn't any sign.
Was this near the Parking Lot (east side) or on the west side by the houses?
The sign was on the East side of the Bridge by the parking area.
I was there earlier this week and saw no sign. :confused:
I'm confused most of the time, but I'm pretty sure The sign is just to the East of the little kiosk with some kind of information on it, I didn't read the kiosk, just the sign. Thanks for the help '#er.
If this is true, when should we start rioting?
OH, I wouldn't do that, maybe they know that there isn't any fish in there and they are just doing us a favor and keeping us from wasting our time, or maybe I'm confused again.
This is awkward. Last year I've had great time fishing out there and was planning to check again this year, but this rule totally made think again to find a new place for fishing. Let's see.
I will check it out again this morning on my way to church. I will have my bride read it too and see what she thinks it says. Of course, that will cost me a breakfast if she does anything for me on a Sunday morning, but she is worth it.
If its on The general rules sign along with no glass containers, no dogs ect.. i wouldn't worry about it
After farther review, according to the posted brown sign, fishing, dogs, alcohol, public nudity or love making is not allowed on the Public Beach Area North & East of the Bridge, where ever that area may be. I would assume, that it is the area that they hauled some sand into. There is a green sign at the entrance of the parking lot that states a saltwater lisc. is required to fish this area. You be the Judge.
The signs at main beach by hangout, 2nd st, and 6th st also have those rules listed but i have never seen the no fishing enforced. And as long as we stay considerate and conscious of our surroundings it will hopefully stay that way. If im out there fishing and group of kids swim out tward my lines better to just reel up and move down the beach a little ways instead of making a fuss.