im looking to get a permit. Does anyone have info? fees?

you gotta go to burlingame state park. fees just went up on oct 29, $100 residents, $200 non. i am not sure if the new fees are in effect just yet. if not minus 100%.

im looking to get a permit. Does anyone have info? fees?

RI permit is a total waste of good money. You have about 3 or 4 miles of beach to run and most, if not all of it, is non-productive water.
You can walk to 99% of the productive fishing spots.
Just my opinion, but I stopped getting the permit 10 years ago.

RI permit is a total waste of good money. You have about 3 or 4 miles of beach to run and most, if not all of it, is non-productive water.
You can walk to 99% of the productive fishing spots.
Just my opinion, but I stopped getting the permit 10 years ago.

Agreed. Stopped getting one after two years of having one. SoCo beaches are nice, but I'd rather be a half mile out off of them If I want numbers of fish. It's nice to take the family for a spin out there, I just don't see the value in one for fishing's sake.

I would say the pass is better than that - especially when taking the family out for a spin :love:

When I lived in RI, I used to surf at Green Hill a lot. There's no gate to the beach and I used to notice tire tracks in the sand in the fall. I'm guessing this was guys fishing. Is it legal to bring a truck on the beach down there?

yup, doubling the fees :fury:....could'nt be they want less taffic on the beach with the new condos and hotel being built at WH :confused:....not the best fishing but the wife and dog love going there.

When I lived in RI, I used to surf at Green Hill a lot. There's no gate to the beach and I used to notice tire tracks in the sand in the fall. I'm guessing this was guys fishing. Is it legal to bring a truck on the beach down there?

no, there is no vehicle beach access open in s. kingstown. although, it is a town ROW. charlestown, westerly, new shoreham only from what i remember.