That dude is a pecker head! I had a run in with him the day he was putting up that sign! He tried to tell me to get out until I told him that I was going to call my marine patrol friend and tell him I was being harassed! Then he changed his tune and said to please not hook or cut his ropes, lol! Lets ALL go fish it Friday! Need about 20 boats!
The Coast Guard requires Triangle Reflective signs every few feet and a Navigational Lights marking his cages . I dont see any of that here, If someone hit that warning sighn and got a scratch they could own his house and cages etc. etc . i have heard of boats hitting things and trowing people out of the boat. and the boat just ran in circles hitting things and bouncing off of for an hour.
Welcome to LA in AL. Water access rights consider that private property in LA and you will get run off at gunpoint vice being asked to leave. It’s crazy
In live in NC. If you can access it on a boat, you can fish it. Tell dude to kick rocks in flip flops with no socks! Metal blade in a zawall will hook that sign pole up too
Not to mention, oyster season is from October to March. It's August. Maybe he thinks he owns what he can see and laws only apply to others. I would like to know what the marine fisheries patrol has to say. If he interferes with you, he maybe breaking a state law. I know you can't interfere with anyone while they are hunting in NC. Either way putting him on RUclips will make him a neighborhood topic, he will surely love you next week 🤣
Hey nate coming from st.bernard parish louisiana i fish oyster leases year round for big triple tail and slot reds nobody says anything. Come make a trip to hopedale, La and fish MRGO and get on some bass, flounder, slots, & 23+ trout all day.
I fished those same exact pot last Sept while they were emptying them and they didn't say a word to me. I don't recall seeing that sign at the time either.
I've lived and fished in Alabama the last 22 years . . specifically south Baldwin county . . If the body of water experiences any tidal flow, even if it's a creek/stream . . then, that land/water from the median tide line out resides in the "Public Trust" of Alabama . . I could name off a dozen places between where you were on Fort Morgan and Orange beach where private land owners/leasers think they own the water or the land around tidal areas - be it right off the beach, or back in the marsh . . Bottom line, it's "Public" water there!
It MAY be a "Private Beach" but the Idiot doesn't own the water. No matter whether it's on a Lake, Bay, or Gulf....It doesn't work like that. It's more like his traps/cages are a Hazard to the Public. Like I've told them "Call the Coast Guard or Game Warden! If you don't, I will and have Harassment of a Fisherman Charges put on you!". Him coming out there and trying to start crap would be no different than a Jetski operator coming really close to you and trying to Jack with you.
I have fished oyster leases in NC with no issues. There was one instance where I was fishing anew area and I actually asked an oyster farmer where the trout were.. he replied.. all around my oyster pots. He proceeded to tell me the most likely spots to get them around his pots and simply asked that I fish respectfully and not mess up his pots and wished me luck! Great mutual interaction. I did a lil digging and here is an excerpt from a legal forum on this topic from an NC standpoint: “ Oyster growers in North Carolina who want to develop or expand their businesses must lease tracts of water and pay annual fees to the state. In addition, these leases are subject to inspection by government entities. Growers cannot own the area outright because leased- water rights for oyster aquaculture are subject to the Public Trust Doctrine. This legal doctrine holds that no person shall own the navigable bodies of water of the United States, as well as any beachfront sand (either up to the mean high-water mark or mean low-water mark). Instead of individual ownership, these waters are held in trust by the federal and state governments for use by the public. North Carolina defines public trust rights as “rights held in trust by the State for the use and benefit of the people of the state in common”
Actually fished this spot a few weeks back. He did the same thing honked and yelled. I paid him no mind. Made it to the back side of the bed and he walks out into the water towards my boat. He tried to get close enough to get on lol. Told me I couldn’t fish inside the pvc poles he had in the water. I continued fishing it.
Screw that guy! So many people think they own the water around docks, oyster beds, etc. Not unless the sign says it's an official state project or something like that, keep on fishing. You can still be respectful of his pots but continue to do your thing too!
You Cant Farm Oysters there i guess . Thats probably Unconstitutional for that. But the Only Law issue i see is the Guy doesnt have the Required triangle sighns required to keep boats from hitting a cage and throwing someone out of a boat. The Coast Guard is pretty clear about how many feet apart the Triangle reflective sighns reqired. Thats the only law infraction going on here. This guy is actually doing a good job providing cover for fish . Hes not going to do Squat growing Oysters im afraid . You Cant change Water pollution with a oyster farm . But they did put a Sewerage system along the coast in Mobile CO. . Where instad of peoples septic tank field lines draining into the bay at least some detergents will be drained in the soil a little further inland.
@@southernsalt @6:17... "was I in the right or was he in the wrong?" If YOU were in the right, of course HE would be in the wrong. The proper way to phrase it would be, 'was I in the right or was he in the right.
Wow ,, I would have kept fishing also , then checked with law enforcement or called them on my cell phone ,, I know Louisiana has something going on with some navigateable waters ,, but that’s not the same with what’s going on here ,, I am more concerned with that drive breaking again 😩 was it the belt breaking again ,, kinda need to know more about what broke ,, If it was a rubber part ,, I guess that will happen ,, you do use your kayak more than most ,, that being said ,, do you think it lasted way longer this time than last time ,, rubber part or not ?
Check with the fish and game dept there. I know this has come up in fresh water before. I always thought that property owners did own the river bottom half way to the other bank but not the water. I learned after checking into it that in some states they own navigable water too. This happened in the south but I don't remember what states though. I want to say it's Alabama but I'm not really sure since it happened so many years ago. I would highly suggest asking any Game Warden that you know because they'll know for sure. There are some strange laws on the books and they differ from state to state. We've all heard that navigable water isn't owned by any person but in some states it actually is. I was shocked when I learned this! Here in Texas we have strong personal property laws but navigable water isn't one of them. As long as you don't set foot on the land owner's property to get on the water then the land owner can't keep you off of it. But that's Texas and you weren't fishing here. Contact Fish and Game so this doesn't become an issue in the future. That would be my suggestion, anyway.
I definitely agree, the water should be open and free to fish. Unless his permit is thru the state or federal and states otherwise, then he can't control the waters of fishing. BUT.. I do understand his anger at some points, like dock owners, because there are many anglers who are not respectful and would have no problem breaking off a hook in one of the ropes without trying to get it back. Unfortunately it hurts all of us when the few jerks do not respect other's property. In short, I would definitely keep fishing until I found out that I was in the wrong for sure.
Absolutely, I talked to Marine Police and they stated that as long as wasn’t damaging or interrupting the work I could fish wherever I want around there.
i mean this with no disrepsect but I honestly I think you were in the wrong. The reasons being in some states lease out the land thats underwater for clam and oyster farming. On top of that these leases on the land DO NOT COME UP FOR SALE NOT VERY OFTEN. Well yes they don't own the water but they do have their clams and oyster beds growing on their land.
Yeah complete BS man. This dude don't own the water. You're not disrupting anything he's doing. If anything he's creating an unmarked obstruction for vessels at night. I'd tell him go ahead and call the cops IDGAF. Lousiana has marked off leases all over the marsh. I ignore TF outta them.
Hello brother man you didn't do nothing wrong in my books. He does not own that body of water. That body of water does not look like a pond. But if the sign did not say who owned that body of water and why you had to stay off of it I would have kept on fishing and you can just call the police if you want me to move cuz you was not doing nothing wrong. You didn't touch or bother any of his stuff. Good video brother thank you for sharing.
Yea that guy need an education unless army Corp of engineers or wildlife post the water for legal reasons no one else owns it and can't tell you where u can in public water. Keep on making awesome videos brother. I would do the next there the whole video. 😆 🤣 😂
On the “LAND” issue, he owns or leases the bottom, NOT navigable waters, KNOW your RIGHTS! Without that TIDAL water coming in and out his oysters would NOT mature, oyster need the trash in the water to grow, they will not grow in a stagnant pond. NOBODY owns TIDAL waters, if there is a variation in tidal movement, that’s PROOF in its self that the water keeps moving, bringing fish and crustaceans in and out the area. Commercial people, regardless of “INDUSTRY” on the WATER, my experience has been, ‘THEY’ think they HAVE more RIGHTS to the water bc of their profession and HOW they make their living, I ALWAYS have something for those A-holes.
Nah, you weren’t out of line. If anything you were respectful of the area by not weaving in and out of the pots. I would have told the guy throwing the hissy fit nothing, but kept on ignoring him. I would not have left the area. In doing so, he feels he won the round. Let the Marine patrol show up, if they do at all. If you’re in the wrong, you’ll get a free education and no citation.
make them call the marine patrol, people put signs up all the time thinking they own the water around docks and piers, unless its a private lake it should be considered a public waterway.
Yeah bro you did nothing wrong. You can’t take ownership of water😂. We have an oyster farm over here in Mississippi behind deer island and we fish it all the time.
I feel your un the right until some sort of a LEO tells you otherwise. Navigatable waterways are public waters ways in MOST instances with exception on case by case basis which is, as you mentions, goverment/state regulated and should be posted as such.
If the guy cursing him from the bank doesnt have the required Navigation reflective signs and someone was to hit one of his cages or hit his warning sign , say running thru there at night , they could own the cages and the guys house etc, etc. and the probably had a electonic truck he got down there with. he might have electric boat too.
Did you call fish and wildlife. I think you are right but they should be able to tell you and if you are right they might make him take that sign down.
Here in FL you would be in the wrong. While no one “owns” the water, they can sure lease the land which gives (here’s the exact wording FL uses) “the lessees shall enjoy the exclusive use of the lands” They applied, paid for studies and surveys, paid all kinds fees to be able to use that land and grow oysters, and they deserve the rights that they paid for. Not sure why it’s difficult to understand. I have the opposite approach- I encourage more oyster growing plots- it cleans the water and provides habitat, and it’s not a government subsidized project but a private enterprise trying to provide us with oysters. I can certainly find a different spot to fish.
@@TimNye850 lol. No. Im suggesting that your inability to distinguish the difference between land and water isnt a problem everyone has. There are clearly differences between the two as far as the law is concerned.
From my understanding of the laws where I live if it’s accessible from public waters and your in ankle deep waters or on a boat then it’s public and can’t be posted same goes for duck blinds built in public waters don’t matter if you paid for the lumber it’s now public. So I would just keep fishing and if it became a problem have the wildlife commission come and sort it out. It never fails though there’s always that guy who thinks since his property butts up to the water he can claim half the bay
Thank you for your participation. I really respect you. Very nice video. Fishing for fish. I wish you the best. Your content is really great and I hope there will always be sincerity between us
Salty, I believe you are totally in the right. There are people everywhere that don't want people fishing. Like you said they don't own the water. Hey this was an awesome video. Keep up the great work.
Starting me off with a “You can’t read” is a great way for me to be fishing it every day and posting the gps digits for others
😂 same lol
YOU DID ABSOLUTLY NOTHEING WRONG.......100% IN THE RIGHT!!!!!
Preciate it! Maybe would should plan a group trip there lol
In Florida you can fish around the oyster farm but you have to stay outside the marked boundary. That's according to the state law.
Never heard that one. Can you share a link to that law?
I agree with you. Keep fishing. That guy is lucky he is able to use a portion of the worlds ocean.
No doubt!
By federal law no one has jurisdiction over water!
That’s what I thought
That dude is a pecker head! I had a run in with him the day he was putting up that sign! He tried to tell me to get out until I told him that I was going to call my marine patrol friend and tell him I was being harassed! Then he changed his tune and said to please not hook or cut his ropes, lol! Lets ALL go fish it Friday! Need about 20 boats!
Lol sounds good to me 😂
The Coast Guard requires Triangle Reflective signs every few feet and a Navigational Lights marking his cages . I dont see any of that here, If someone hit that warning sighn and got a scratch they could own his house and cages etc. etc . i have heard of boats hitting things and trowing people out of the boat. and the boat just ran in circles hitting things and bouncing off of for an hour.
How do I find your other channel
If I don’t see any legal state or federal signs, i will keep on fishing
Heck yeah, same here!
Sooo glad you kept fishing the area and even went further in! Lol💪💪
😂 I had too lol
Welcome to LA in AL. Water access rights consider that private property in LA and you will get run off at gunpoint vice being asked to leave. It’s crazy
That’s crazy to me, I didn’t know that was a thing in LA until I read the comments on this video.
In live in NC. If you can access it on a boat, you can fish it. Tell dude to kick rocks in flip flops with no socks! Metal blade in a zawall will hook that sign pole up too
😂 that’s what I thought, thanks
Not to mention, oyster season is from October to March. It's August. Maybe he thinks he owns what he can see and laws only apply to others. I would like to know what the marine fisheries patrol has to say. If he interferes with you, he maybe breaking a state law. I know you can't interfere with anyone while they are hunting in NC. Either way putting him on RUclips will make him a neighborhood topic, he will surely love you next week 🤣
Hey nate coming from st.bernard parish louisiana i fish oyster leases year round for big triple tail and slot reds nobody says anything. Come make a trip to hopedale, La and fish MRGO and get on some bass, flounder, slots, & 23+ trout all day.
Heck yeah I’ll have to do that!
I fished those same exact pot last Sept while they were emptying them and they didn't say a word to me. I don't recall seeing that sign at the time either.
Interesting, thanks for the info.
I've lived and fished in Alabama the last 22 years . . specifically south Baldwin county . . If the body of water experiences any tidal flow, even if it's a creek/stream . . then, that land/water from the median tide line out resides in the "Public Trust" of Alabama . . I could name off a dozen places between where you were on Fort Morgan and Orange beach where private land owners/leasers think they own the water or the land around tidal areas - be it right off the beach, or back in the marsh . . Bottom line, it's "Public" water there!
Thanks!!
It MAY be a "Private Beach" but the Idiot doesn't own the water. No matter whether it's on a Lake, Bay, or Gulf....It doesn't work like that. It's more like his traps/cages are a Hazard to the Public. Like I've told them "Call the Coast Guard or Game Warden! If you don't, I will and have Harassment of a Fisherman Charges put on you!". Him coming out there and trying to start crap would be no different than a Jetski operator coming really close to you and trying to Jack with you.
I have fished oyster leases in NC with no issues. There was one instance where I was fishing anew area and I actually asked an oyster farmer where the trout were.. he replied.. all around my oyster pots. He proceeded to tell me the most likely spots to get them around his pots and simply asked that I fish respectfully and not mess up his pots and wished me luck! Great mutual interaction.
I did a lil digging and here is an excerpt from a legal forum on this topic from an NC standpoint: “ Oyster growers in North Carolina who want to develop or expand their businesses must lease tracts of water and pay annual fees to the state. In addition, these leases are subject to inspection by government entities. Growers cannot own the area outright because leased- water rights for oyster aquaculture are subject to the Public Trust Doctrine. This legal doctrine holds that no person shall own the navigable bodies of water of the United States, as well as any beachfront sand (either up to the mean high-water mark or mean low-water mark). Instead of individual ownership, these waters are held in trust by the federal and state governments for use by the public. North Carolina defines public trust rights as “rights held in trust by the State for the use and benefit of the people of the state in common”
Awesome man that clarifies a lot, thanks for the info brother!!
The public trust Doctrine is nothing more than a legal fiction, just so you know !
I agree with you
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Actually fished this spot a few weeks back. He did the same thing honked and yelled. I paid him no mind. Made it to the back side of the bed and he walks out into the water towards my boat. He tried to get close enough to get on lol. Told me I couldn’t fish inside the pvc poles he had in the water. I continued fishing it.
Lol dang that’s crazy! I’m going back this week.
Screw that guy! So many people think they own the water around docks, oyster beds, etc. Not unless the sign says it's an official state project or something like that, keep on fishing. You can still be respectful of his pots but continue to do your thing too!
Thanks man that’s how I see it too.
Wow! Bet he turns his dock lights off on people too. I always stop and fish the ones north of the island.
Same!
You Cant Farm Oysters there i guess . Thats probably Unconstitutional for that. But the Only Law issue i see is the Guy doesnt have the Required triangle sighns required to keep boats from hitting a cage and throwing someone out of a boat. The Coast Guard is pretty clear about how many feet apart the Triangle reflective sighns reqired. Thats the only law infraction going on here. This guy is actually doing a good job providing cover for fish . Hes not going to do Squat growing Oysters im afraid . You Cant change Water pollution with a oyster farm . But they did put a Sewerage system along the coast in Mobile CO. . Where instad of peoples septic tank field lines draining into the bay at least some detergents will be drained in the soil a little further inland.
Take a off duty DNR officer fishing for a day, guide them to that area. Sit back with your popcorn.
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You did nothing wrong my friend, don’t know exactly how that idiot thought he owned the water… keep the videos rolling bro ✅💥✌️
🙌 thanks brother!
Haha "was I in the right or was he in the wrong?". Yes, both are true
Elaborate lol I don’t see how I was wrong in this one.
@@southernsalt @6:17... "was I in the right or was he in the wrong?" If YOU were in the right, of course HE would be in the wrong. The proper way to phrase it would be, 'was I in the right or was he in the right.
You were totally in the right. No one owned public water.
Thanks!!
Land at high water mark. State may be able to limit it but I don't think so. You're in the right.
That’s what I figured, thanks!
Unless that old boy is swimming around carrying a trident he don’t own the water
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Look salty...I want a full review of the lynx....how much do weigh,...can you stand and fish,..how fast is it...ever lost anything off the side....
Lol I have a lynx review that covers all of that here on the channel.
You were100% in the right to fish there my friend
Thanks brother!
No one owns the water, unless it is a lake or pond on private property.
Wow ,, I would have kept fishing also , then checked with law enforcement or called them on my cell phone ,,
I know Louisiana has something going on with some navigateable waters ,, but that’s not the same with what’s going on here ,,
I am more concerned with that drive breaking again 😩 was it the belt breaking again ,, kinda need to know more about what broke ,,
If it was a rubber part ,, I guess that will happen ,, you do use your kayak more than most ,, that being said ,, do you think it lasted way longer this time than last time ,, rubber part or not ?
The cables snapped on it. I should get it back this week
Check with the fish and game dept there. I know this has come up in fresh water before. I always thought that property owners did own the river bottom half way to the other bank but not the water. I learned after checking into it that in some states they own navigable water too. This happened in the south but I don't remember what states though. I want to say it's Alabama but I'm not really sure since it happened so many years ago. I would highly suggest asking any Game Warden that you know because they'll know for sure. There are some strange laws on the books and they differ from state to state. We've all heard that navigable water isn't owned by any person but in some states it actually is. I was shocked when I learned this! Here in Texas we have strong personal property laws but navigable water isn't one of them. As long as you don't set foot on the land owner's property to get on the water then the land owner can't keep you off of it. But that's Texas and you weren't fishing here. Contact Fish and Game so this doesn't become an issue in the future. That would be my suggestion, anyway.
Roger that!
If it's not government owned it's not private
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Guess it depends that is probably considered business and could be state regulated property for that oyster farm making it private property.
Man I don’t think you can own the water though, just their equipment in the water.
I definitely agree, the water should be open and free to fish. Unless his permit is thru the state or federal and states otherwise, then he can't control the waters of fishing.
BUT.. I do understand his anger at some points, like dock owners, because there are many anglers who are not respectful and would have no problem breaking off a hook in one of the ropes without trying to get it back. Unfortunately it hurts all of us when the few jerks do not respect other's property.
In short, I would definitely keep fishing until I found out that I was in the wrong for sure.
Yeah I agree with that, I’m just gonna keep fishing it until some officials tell me otherwise
Did the guy ever come out???
No, I was there for an hour after he came out and I never saw him.
I don't see how he can own the water. Maybe check into it a little just to know exactly what is what. Great video
I looked into it, he’s dead wrong
You did nothing wrong. You cant legally own navigable water way. Let him call the marine police and he will learn that he is in the wrong.
Absolutely, I talked to Marine Police and they stated that as long as wasn’t damaging or interrupting the work I could fish wherever I want around there.
i mean this with no disrepsect but I honestly I think you were in the wrong. The reasons being in some states lease out the land thats underwater for clam and oyster farming. On top of that these leases on the land DO NOT COME UP FOR SALE NOT VERY OFTEN. Well yes they don't own the water but they do have their clams and oyster beds growing on their land.
Yeah complete BS man. This dude don't own the water. You're not disrupting anything he's doing. If anything he's creating an unmarked obstruction for vessels at night. I'd tell him go ahead and call the cops IDGAF. Lousiana has marked off leases all over the marsh. I ignore TF outta them.
Yeah I’m completely with you on that!
Hello brother man you didn't do nothing wrong in my books. He does not own that body of water. That body of water does not look like a pond. But if the sign did not say who owned that body of water and why you had to stay off of it I would have kept on fishing and you can just call the police if you want me to move cuz you was not doing nothing wrong. You didn't touch or bother any of his stuff. Good video brother thank you for sharing.
Thanks brother!!
Yea that guy need an education unless army Corp of engineers or wildlife post the water for legal reasons no one else owns it and can't tell you where u can in public water. Keep on making awesome videos brother. I would do the next there the whole video. 😆 🤣 😂
😂 oh I’m going back next week lol
@@southernsalt sweet brother if I were down there I would go with you just to watch that fool lol
@@heathwatford1737 😂
Nate he was just mad that you were fishing and his wife wouldn’t let him go. Navigable water that is not government restricted is fair game.
😂 you’re probably right lol
On the “LAND” issue, he owns or leases the bottom, NOT navigable waters, KNOW your RIGHTS! Without that TIDAL water coming in and out his oysters would NOT mature, oyster need the trash in the water to grow, they will not grow in a stagnant pond. NOBODY owns TIDAL waters, if there is a variation in tidal movement, that’s PROOF in its self that the water keeps moving, bringing fish and crustaceans in and out the area. Commercial people, regardless of “INDUSTRY” on the WATER, my experience has been, ‘THEY’ think they HAVE more RIGHTS to the water bc of their profession and HOW they make their living, I ALWAYS have something for those A-holes.
Right on, that was the understanding that I have.
@@southernsalt read your water way LAWS that should be listed with your state’s WLF. “TIDAL WATER” rights.
Land under water in Tidal zones, is "Public" in Alabama
No owns the water you were not wrong you stay out on the edge guy just a jerk
I agree lol
Nah, you weren’t out of line. If anything you were respectful of the area by not weaving in and out of the pots.
I would have told the guy throwing the hissy fit nothing, but kept on ignoring him. I would not have left the area. In doing so, he feels he won the round. Let the Marine patrol show up, if they do at all. If you’re in the wrong, you’ll get a free education and no citation.
make them call the marine patrol, people put signs up all the time thinking they own the water around docks and piers, unless its a private lake it should be considered a public waterway.
I feel the same way!
You did nothing wrong that guy just wanted to start some BS
Thanks man!
Yeah bro you did nothing wrong. You can’t take ownership of water😂. We have an oyster farm over here in Mississippi behind deer island and we fish it all the time.
Thanks man!
I would have reported him to fish and game for harassment and I'm sure they would have gotten to the bottom of it.
I’ll probably do that next week when I revisit 😂
Rip that sign out of the water he posted.lol
It should definitely be removed lol but I ain’t doing… I will be fishing there though lol
I feel your un the right until some sort of a LEO tells you otherwise. Navigatable waterways are public waters ways in MOST instances with exception on case by case basis which is, as you mentions, goverment/state regulated and should be posted as such.
If the guy cursing him from the bank doesnt have the required Navigation reflective signs and someone was to hit one of his cages or hit his warning sign , say running thru there at night , they could own the cages and the guys house etc, etc. and the probably had a electonic truck he got down there with. he might have electric boat too.
Did you call fish and wildlife. I think you are right but they should be able to tell you and if you are right they might make him take that sign down.
Yeah I called them… in short I’ll be fishing there again real soon
Here in FL you would be in the wrong. While no one “owns” the water, they can sure lease the land which gives (here’s the exact wording FL uses) “the lessees shall enjoy the exclusive use of the lands” They applied, paid for studies and surveys, paid all kinds fees to be able to use that land and grow oysters, and they deserve the rights that they paid for. Not sure why it’s difficult to understand. I have the opposite approach- I encourage more oyster growing plots- it cleans the water and provides habitat, and it’s not a government subsidized project but a private enterprise trying to provide us with oysters. I can certainly find a different spot to fish.
all that talk about land and you see he's in the water?
@@bluewave18ft Huh? Are you suggesting the oyster leases are for on land? Come on man....
@@TimNye850 lol. No. Im suggesting that your inability to distinguish the difference between land and water isnt a problem everyone has. There are clearly differences between the two as far as the law is concerned.
From my understanding of the laws where I live if it’s accessible from public waters and your in ankle deep waters or on a boat then it’s public and can’t be posted same goes for duck blinds built in public waters don’t matter if you paid for the lumber it’s now public. So I would just keep fishing and if it became a problem have the wildlife commission come and sort it out. It never fails though there’s always that guy who thinks since his property butts up to the water he can claim half the bay
Very true man, I plan on going back this week
Thank you for your participation. I really respect you. Very nice video. Fishing for fish. I wish you the best. Your content is really great and I hope there will always be sincerity between us
Your right.
No one owns the water.
Nice trout.
Right on!!
Salty, I believe you are totally in the right. There are people everywhere that don't want people fishing. Like you said they don't own the water. Hey this was an awesome video. Keep up the great work.
Thanks brother I appreciate it!!
That's a tough one but I don't think you can own water.
Yeah me either.
You did nothing wrong my friend, keep the great content coming!
Thanks brother!