PUBLIC USE OF STATE FACILITIES AND WATERS
26-16-1. Prohibited activities in access areas
At any boat access area which is under control of the Department of Environmental Protection and is intended to provide public access, or parking related to such access to streams, lakes, ponds or tidal waters, including Long Island Sound, the following regulations shall apply: (a) No person shall discard any fish or portion thereof. (b) No person shall dispose of any litter, as defined in section 22a-248 of the Connecticut General Statutes, except into a receptacle provided for such purpose, and no person shall dispose at such facility of any litter not generated at such access area. (c) No person shall wash or clean any vehicle except a boat trailer. A vessel or boat trailer may be cleaned only with plain water. No person shall use any detergent or chemical agent to clean a vessel or boat trailer. (d) No person shall park a vehicle except in an area designated by the commissioner for parking. (e) No person shall kindle a fire. (f) No person shall engage in camping. (g) No person shall engage in disorderly conduct. (h) No person shall damage any building, equipment, poster or vegetation. (i) No person shall use any such facility for purposes other than: (1) fishing, where permitted; (2) parking where permitted for the purpose of fishing, boating, hunting, or observing wildlife;
(3) launching of boats or;
(4) The observation of wildlife from constructed observation decks. .
(j) No person shall use any facility for any purpose when it is posted closed by the commissioner.
(k) No person shall tie up, moor or anchor a vessel in a manner that may obstruct or interfer with the launching of any other vessel except when actively launching or retrieving a vessel.
(l) No person shall leave any vessel unattended in the water or on land, or tied to any state dock or pier.
(m) No person shall moor or anchor a vessel or leave a vessel on land at any such facility.
(n) No person shall engage in any activity at such facility unless so authorized by the Department of Environmental Protection
(o) No person shall erect or post any notice or sign unless authorized in writing by the commissioner.
(p) No person shall consume any alcoholic liquor. “Alcoholic Liquor” as used in this subsection shall have the definition as in section 30-1 of the Connecticut General Statutes.
(q) No person shall engage in sport fishing from the courtesy docks or from the ramp surface when said sport interferes with boating activities. “Courtesy docks” means, in this subsection, floating or non-floating platforms that are located adjacent to a launch ramp for use by boaters to facilitate the loading or unloading of boats.
(r) No person shall engage in bathing, swimming, snorkeling or scuba diving.

Friday at the Waterford launch, the place was littered with striper carcasses in the water at the end of the docks.

Very often you'll find the remainders of fish at Seaside Park. People like to gut them and fillet them right there and keep them laying on the road and rocks.

If it gets trown in the water it`s where it belongs, leaving it on shore should warrant a ticket.....Alot of critters live on that stuff, the hell with the snobs....

Me three!