I'd have no problem paying to help keep access to rivers. However, do you really trust that your fees are going directly to helping that access? If i read this part correctly:
"The Marine Board estimates that the fees would generate about $2.17 million over the next two years.
The proposal calls for two full-time employees and one part-timer, and the program would have a biennial cost of $1.87 million. The excess money, Massey said, would be available as grants."
Then it looks like vast majority of the money is just going to create a couple jobs. Are these positions in the field actually working on ramps or are they just office jobs? If I'm paying $12 so a couple guys can sit in an office and just manage the account then no, I'll keep my money thanks. Especially given the recent gill net moves...