How many permits do we need to fish Patoka Lake this year?

[Bandit1]

Thank you, Fishing.

[hardestyeric]

Sounds like a good anti-gun campaign slogan right there.
I would like to see you try your "fight" against taxes. Let me know how that one turns out for you.
Another smart post.
Eric H.

[Moose1am]

The DNR Headquarters Building at Patoka Lake's Newton Stewart Entrace will see the launch permits too. They may even sell the Park entry permits as well.

The building is on your right as you enter the Newton Stewart part of Patoka Lake. Just look for all the DNR vehicles there.

Regards,

Moose1am

[Bandit1]

Thank's Moose, I think I am going to take the kids to Hardy tomarrow, I called them and they said someone would be there. Thank You,

Jason

[MarkH]

[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON Apr-03-06 AT 06:34AM (EST)[/font][p]Here is the thing that gets me the most about the new sticker. They want 4 bucks to mail it to you! Whats up with that. I could understand a buck to cover the stamp and envelope but 4 bucks? Come on!

[brooksy66]

To get to Jackson Ramp on Patoka Lake. If you are heading north on SR 145 continue about a mile and a half past Painter Creek ramp. You will see an IUPUI Agriculture Site sign to the left. Take that road to the left and you will come to two different intersections during the 5 mile drive. Take lefts at both. The IUPUI Ag. signs will point the way. I believe you will see a State Ramp sign as well. I dont know the road name. I have fished Patoka regularly since impoundment and never paid attention to that road name. Jackson is usually a seldom used ramp because of its isolation. Be aware that it also has its down falls. Jackson is notorious for breakins and thefts.

[Moose1am]

Thanks for the advise. I heard about some break ins at Patoka Lake Ramp parking lots last fall. I'll make sure to keep any valuables out of my truck if I park at those remote launch areas.



Regards,

Moose1am