Navitable water ways

[huntin fool]

If my canal was open without culverts, it would be public. But since you have to go under the road through 2 small culverts, its Private and will remain.

[weedeater]

Originally Posted by huntin fool

If my canal was open without culverts, it would be public. But since you have to go under the road through 2 small culverts, its Private and will remain.

I will agree with you Fool on your culverts and places like that, we have fished on the river side from a boat but but no one in their right mind would try to go through and in my mind that does make that a privet area but if you look at the cannal that goes to South Park Manor it is not blocked in any way but if someone decides to fish in it or even the one by the Cal. River bridge you can be run out or get in trouble and neither have anything to block you out.

[Zachary Boy]

[QUOTE=weedeater;305190]I will agree with you Fool on your culverts and places like that, we have fished on the river side from a boat but but no one in their right mind would try to go through and in my mind that does make that a privet area but if you look at the cannal that goes to South Park Manor it is not blocked in any way but if someone decides to fish in it or even the one by the Cal. River bridge you can be run out or get in trouble and neither have anything to block you out.[/QUOTE]
That's exactly what I'm saying, where do you draw the line? Huge 'gray area'..

[ckinchen]

[quote=Zachary Boy;305192]

Originally Posted by weedeater

I will agree with you Fool on your culverts and places like that, we have fished on the river side from a boat but but no one in their right mind would try to go through and in my mind that does make that a privet area but if you look at the cannal that goes to South Park Manor it is not blocked in any way but if someone decides to fish in it or even the one by the Cal. River bridge you can be run out or get in trouble and neither have anything to block you out.[/QUOTE]
That's exactly what I'm saying, where do you draw the line? Huge 'gray area'..

What it leads to is outlaw justice, both sides think they are right and both have a point. Technically the land owner is right since the law is on his side so they go try to protect what they think they need to protect. It is impossible for the authorities to police something like this so you end up with outlaw justice. Someone will get killed in the state of Louisiana over this in the near future, it is just a matter of time. Hopefully at that point the rest of the citizens will see just how one sided this law really is.