I have rescued several tubers at the dam when I was fishing. The water is artic cold up there and def less safe. I have myself been capsized and caught up in submerged fallen trees at low flow times. The hooch may be a class 2 river at spots, it still can be hazardarous to people that don't know the harry spots. He should just be forced to shutdown the tubers, not the kayaks and canoes on that portion. NPS is overreacting and overfunded.
There are a bunch of different departments just for State forest agency and if you want to get something approved over 70% have to say yes to get anything within the rules to be approved when it comes to state protected land and it’s just as hard in federal protected land there are hundreds of departments in the federal level for federal state departments
I have rescued several tubers at the dam when I was fishing. The water is artic cold up there and def less safe. I have myself been capsized and caught up in submerged fallen trees at low flow times. The hooch may be a class 2 river at spots, it still can be hazardarous to people that don't know the harry spots. He should just be forced to shutdown the tubers, not the kayaks and canoes on that portion. NPS is overreacting and overfunded.
It’s fun and relaxing. Cheap fun on a hot day.
Thank god. With the addition of river camping spots last thing kayakers need is to dodge people in tubes
It's the U.S. Forest Service, not Services. And it's the National Park Service, not Services.
There are a bunch of different departments just for State forest agency and if you want to get something approved over 70% have to say yes to get anything within the rules to be approved when it comes to state protected land and it’s just as hard in federal protected land there are hundreds of departments in the federal level for federal state departments
The actual river is under state control
I'm from the government and I'm here to help.
This sounds like some petty tyrant stuff.