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yea Louisiana is really f’ed up in this issue of privatized water bottoms.
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Most landowners won't mess w u as long as it's not duck season from my experience. If no signs and ur not crossing a levee r man made canal I say fish it
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Problem with southeast La is that the places that are water now were once land, so even though its wide open water, it once was land and the 'land'owner still owns the land even though its water:help:I understand this, BUT put a posted sign and don't get mad at people making an honest mistake, however the law clearly states that 'land' does not have to be clearly posted anymore, this is where the confusion comes in.
Seeing more and more of this ownership of water happen in N La as well. Some of my favorite lakes to fish on the Oua****a River now have levees and a culvert blocking them from access. These were always accessible even at pool stage, and if I had enough money I would fight the issue. Basically the landowner that owns the land around the lake placed a levee and culvert and now has his own private fishing lake.:pissed: THIS is illegal Fool - didn't you tell a story a week or so ago about you duckhunting an area that was not posted and getting ran off by the landowner?:shaking: You can't have it both ways man. You hunted an area that was not posted knowing it was private property, BUT when someone comes into 'your' canal, you get upset!:eek: |
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i live in lake charles is there a place i can obtain a map of these areas. im not familiar with the area and am fixen to have my own boat and would save me alot of confusion.mainly the calc river
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Fool when was your canal dugout? Which land owner dug the canal? I have seen you also reference the culverts as 'our' culvert. Did the land/homeowners install the big culverts or did the parish/state install the culverts under SPFR? Kinchen, I am of the same consideration and view point as you are on majority of this. |
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well i been studyin it on google maps.i was hopin they had a map but thatd make it to easy i guess.what canal by the 1-10 bridge are yall talking about i hope not the one on the right going north? i was lookin at that one earlier lol.
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2ndamendment your 'buddy' owns one of these. I'll gladly start going in it. |
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The state has mapped and made claim on what was private and what was public. But they WILL NOT back it up in court.
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If you are referencing B's place, I would love to go myself but my jon boat will not fit through the culvert. In regards, to the culvert that crosses into the marsh that Jim purchased, I do not necessarily concur with his desire to claim the natural small tidal flow canal that was there prior to the culvert/SPFR being built. |
I don't agree with the privatization of our marshes and especially don't agree with not being able to use navigable waterways....I see this as a systematic way to push the average Cajun person out of lands they have enjoyed for years...its happening at full speed now and if we don't change this soon we won't have anything to fish in and then you will hear the whining begin.......
just like holly beach..they have used the last hurricanes as a way to push the average cajun out and only allow people with the cash to build hundred thousands dollar camps to be there..... after being gone from La. for many years and to come back to what is happening here it is sickening to watch...... |
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Fool, that was by no means an attack, but you have to see it from both sides. You were 9 isn't going to hold up when it comes to a trespassing ticket, much like the guy who didn't know he was in a private canal. Mistakes happen |
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