I would like to say that I am a personal friend of the owner of that property. He is a fantastic guy. A true conservationist. He is actually the president of Ducks Unlimited Mexico. I commend him for working with the tournament leaders rather than simply Governing the trespassers on his property. I posted the links to the maps of the property to alert people that this is private property. I don't think that the bayou that runs through the middle of the eastern most property is private but certainly the marshes around that bayou are private.

I saw a map some time back and the Bayou shows as state owned well beyond the boom he has out. That being said, when I was run out, the boom was not there. The guy rolled up on me and was very polite. He never had an attitude. Simply informed me it was private and asked me to leave.

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And as a personal friend of this land owner do you have access to this property?

No I do not. Have never asked though.

Three words...Public Trust Doctrine

http://digitalcommons.law.lsu.edu/cg...context=lalrev

Read this and give your opinions. I am surprised no one has sited this document yet.

That place is a classic case of a land owner running people out of public waters.

My ex had a sign like that.

The state of Louisiana does not recognize the public trust doctrine.
we are the only state in the USA that does not have a law that says if it is navigable or tidal water you can fish it.