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A law existed for an easement by prescription. If you use someone’s property for your purpose and it is sold you may continue to use the property “. Also Lake Erie has never been sold to anyone including the state. Only the native tribes still own the lakes. A sign posting a property must have a name and address on it. The janitor must not want fishermen using the bathrooms. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

The manger of the State Park said the ice in the Harbor is open to ice fishing. He did not authorize the “fake signs “ that were posted. Fishermen harassment charges may be placed against the janitor that started all the trouble. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

If the docks are too dangerous then how are they safe for boaters especially with all the shenanigans that happen there? Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

Keith Pease is the person claiming his two million dollars bought the rights to the Harbor. No fishing signs have been posted. Buffalo Police and a parks police are enforcing this illegal act taking out fishing site from the public. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

Sunday afternoon the leader of the docks attempted to arrest fishermen from fishing on his property. A posse of law enforcement responded to settle the situation when the fishermen responded that his docks are his but he does not own the water. He should remove the docks then. No summons were issued but standby for more of the story. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

Walleyes and perch are being taken now from the Niagara River breakwater from Ferry Street to the head of the river. Emerald shiners on a bottom sinker and minnow on the bottom. Perch mainly from dock and shore sites with minnows and also occasional walleyes. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

Same story as usual. The location on a point where the turbidity of storm water is highest deposits the suspended sand Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

The State of New York collects millions of dollars annually from boating , fishing, recreational users that use Sturgeon Point Marina but dumps its costs onto the Town of Evans. Registrations for boats and trailers, sales taxes from them along with other marine equipment, also with fishing licenses, fuel taxes, etc. yet we have a great fishing opportunity here on Lake Erie. All our fees disappear in the “black hole” called Albany. The Town of Evans is having difficulty funding its police department yet boaters will have to bail things out. Let your legislators in Albany assume the costs of the Marina operation and maintaining the facility since they have the funding from all of our boating communities. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

The need for fish in the freezer has been completed early this year. Walleye were super this year, perch were spotty many times, not like last year when they were ten foot deep on the bottom. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

The true height of weather buoy wave heights is about a foot higher than reported due to rise and fall delays from quickly passing waves. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

Too many fishing tournaments are operated persons operating the best equipped boats on the lake. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

60 mph causes a hull like this to rollovers. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United

Yesterday off the old Wanakah Works, there were hundreds of gulls and cormorants swarming near the shoreline. There must be schools of bait on shore now. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United

This boat should be able to respond to emergency situations at fifty miles per hour. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United

I fished and learned about the mouth of Eighteen Mile Creek sixty five years ago. The Ramsey estate owned most of Creek bottom area along with a major bank here in Erie County. There was a concrete building and a concrete winch base on the west side of the creek. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United