How about some positive thoughts here guys. Watch your language. I've deleted several posts already in this thread.
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How about some positive thoughts here guys. Watch your language. I've deleted several posts already in this thread.
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The sunshine is warm and fishing is fun.................
Those docks are on public waters!!!!!! for you to fish around them or under them ,even in front of them is legal. even if the dock owner drops in cover, you still legally have every right to fish there. if he comes and harass you call the county sheriff or dnr. there is a law that you cannot harass sportsmen fishing legally. Dave
I'm aware of the laws. I try to be respectful of the owners property, never leave hooks or line and don't let the boat grind against their docks. I pay the same fee he does to use the lake and since he has a fishing boat in one of his lifts I'm pretty sure he doesn't just fish on his dock. There have been owners in the past that have tried roping off areas between them selves and the next dock to keep others out. Lake Patrol made them remove and they were warned it was public water and anyone could fish it.
MUST BE FISHING THE NW CORNER IN PRAHLS. LOL. BEEN FISHING THERE 30 SOME YEARS 1ST TIME HAD SOMEONE TELL ME TO MOVE ALONG.
I tell you what that grumpy ole feller yelled at me for "overstaying my welcome" on his neighbors dock on Saturday! The dock owner (who wasn't fishing, and was talking to me) even stood up for me and said he didn't care. He continued to lecture me about how its disrespectful to fish those docks.
Have any of you checked the rules of the lake you are on ? Lake Springfield it is illegal to fish within 100 feet of a leased property unless you have permission from the lease. It may seem like it is pubic water but you have to know the lake rules