Trespass is NOT a criminal offence, hence you cannot be 'charged' by anyone!
IF the lake is on private property, you may be trespassing to be there, but ONLY the owner of the property can initiate proceedings against you in a private prosecution (NOT the police) as it's classed as a civil offence (in the UK), not a criminal one.
The only time the police would get involved in such an issue was if it was escalted in some way, e.g. the allleged trespasser was in possession of a gun (which then elevates the offence dramatically to 'armed trespass' which the police treat very seriously) Another reason they may get involved is if any confrontation between the alleged trespasser and the owner (or their agent) becomes heated and escalates to a point where violence (or threats) occur.
IF you are fishing and killing / taking fish, that is a seperate matter entirely, and SHOULD be treated by the police as the criminal offence of theft.
Consider also that the lake might be marked as 'Private' for a number of reasons, and under those conditions, fishing there MAY be punishable as a criminal offence ... a SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest) etc
Consider also the reality of the situation - 'private' lake, possibly well off the beaten track - angry landowner / bailiff, fragile fishing tackle........
Where there is a sign that reads "Private Lake or Private Property" or "No Fishing Allowed".
Yes, in most states, you need a fishing license to fish on a private lake, unless the lake is specifically exempt from licensing requirements. It is important to check the specific regulations in your state to ensure compliance.
At the age of 16. A license is not required for a private pond, a pay lake or pier fishing.
can you catch an infection from a fishing carp lake
I was on Lake Erie, off of Cleveland Ohio. I caught a walleye when the rod broke. What happen?
Yes I can say "fishing on the lake"
Definitely at more than one place, but I just caught my last one at Lake Shiny
a lake or river not private property unless yours other whys you will be taking the cops car home
YES!Go fishing in imperial lake then once you have caught a ludicolo go to stark mountain simple as that!
The biggest trout recorded in Grand Lake, Colorado, is a lake trout weighing 40 pounds, caught in 2008. This impressive catch showcases the lake's potential for producing large trout due to its deep waters and abundant food supply. Anglers continue to seek out Grand Lake for its trophy fishing opportunities.
The fisherman hauled an enormous bass out of the river with his bare hands.
grew up on the lake but havent been home in a while but while i was there and things ive heard since is that its a BABY LAKE FORK. but is a private lake. must be a share holder to fish it or even be on any lake property