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I'm not 100% sure but I was under the impression that all water is public. As long as your floating or wading in the water and NEVER step on the bank, I would think you would be alright. But don't take my word for it. I don't want you to get in trouble.
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Im not sure on that. If the property surrounding the body of water is private or privately owned then u really have no access thus making it off limits. I would have no problem entering any water if there was access thru river or canal or etc. If people boat/fish on the body of water u will prob have no problems doing so. If its an off limits lake and u r the only one out there u stick out like a sore thumb. I guess u could always say u parachuted into the lake from above
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why not ask permission from the land owner?
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Since it's a lake and not actually a navigable river, you might be tresspassing.
This site may have some useful information, but it applis mostly to rivers and not lakes. http://www.nationalrivers.org/states/nj-law.htm Ask anybody who has tried to fsh a private lake like Lake Gerard without expressed permission how aggressive and litigious land owners can be about keeping "outsiders" off their lake.
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