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right to refuse permission regardless of whether they have received costsharing or technical assistance from federal agencies such as the Soil Conservation Service and Agricultural Conservation and Stablization Service office in designing, constructing or stocking their ponds.
ALTHOUGH pond-owners are encouraged to give permission to considerate people who ask to fish and agree to obey the rules set by the pond-owners, it has never been required that private ponds be open to the public.
In the best interest of all parties involved, I recommend the following rules to those individuals wanting to fish in a private farm pond:
1. Get permission for every individual in your group each time you enter private property.
2. Recognize that the owner has the right to refuse permission and do not become belligerent if you are turned down.
3. Find out what special rules the owner wants you to obey such as type and length of fish you may keep.
4. Do not ride down fences, frighten livestock, or damage anything.
5. Remove all litter when - you- depart -including bait containers, used fishing line, etc.
6. Obey the golden rule and use good judgement. Most landowners will welcome fisherman once they become convinced that their kindness will be rewarded with good conduct.
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