Quote Originally Posted by Kelly Jessop View Post
Not to be argumentative,but this isn't accurate. If you can link to the Florida law that can uphold your stance, please do, because people performing this act will need to be armed with this in advance. One of my favorite places has become off limits because of the landowner stating his stance, and he has successfully enforced it, and entry is very similar to Telford.
It's in the state constitution. Article 10 Section 11

http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/...42F8A51#A10S11

SECTION 11. Sovereignty lands.—The title to lands under navigable waters, within the boundaries of the state, which have not been alienated, including beaches below mean high water lines, is held by the state, by virtue of its sovereignty, in trust for all the people. Sale of such lands may be authorized by law, but only when in the public interest. Private use of portions of such lands may be authorized by law, but only when not contrary to the public interest.

And yes, canoes and kayaks count for navigability.