I placed this thread here because my inquiry is about locations and only indirectly associated with fishing.
I find myself in a constant recruitment mode all the time when it comes to Float Tubing. I always deliver this line, "Float Tubing offers a level of accessibility that nothing else does. Even on many bodies of water that don't allow boats, allow Float Tubes."
However, I sometimes read posts that mention a particular location followed with, "Float Tubes aren't allowed there."
So, my question is this, "What could be the reasons for not allowing Float Tubes on a body of water?"
I always like to have a clear perspective on things and would appreciate any feedback and personal experiences on this subject. Here in Nebraska Float Tubing is practically unheard of as a means of getting on the water. So naturally there are no restrictions regarding the use of Float Tubes...yet.
If I know the reasons for not allowing Float Tubes in other places perhaps I might stand a chance at avoiding that occurrence here.
I find myself in a constant recruitment mode all the time when it comes to Float Tubing. I always deliver this line, "Float Tubing offers a level of accessibility that nothing else does. Even on many bodies of water that don't allow boats, allow Float Tubes."
However, I sometimes read posts that mention a particular location followed with, "Float Tubes aren't allowed there."
So, my question is this, "What could be the reasons for not allowing Float Tubes on a body of water?"
I always like to have a clear perspective on things and would appreciate any feedback and personal experiences on this subject. Here in Nebraska Float Tubing is practically unheard of as a means of getting on the water. So naturally there are no restrictions regarding the use of Float Tubes...yet.
If I know the reasons for not allowing Float Tubes in other places perhaps I might stand a chance at avoiding that occurrence here.