Theking

Government,utility,railroad right of ways or easements extending on to private property,unless designated for a certain use such as a pathway,are not intended for public use. You could be removed and cited for trespassing.

Owners of property on both sides of a river in some cases own the river bed but not the standing or flowing water. Now we get into navigable and non-navigable rivers.


I'll let that go unless there's a question I can answer.

In all reading I've done on this subject, we cannot cross private property,without permission,to reach a public recreation area.

If a lake surrounded by private property has an outlet with public access,the residents should know what to expect.

If I owned property with a lake or stream without public access,given what I see today hunting and fishing, I could not open it to the public.