It's been mentioned many times (and I'm confident that the RSA's support this), that the lake is a public resource. The general rule is if your feet are wet, then you are ok (there are specifics about adjustments due to changing water levels and crossing docks, but that isn't relevant here).
There are some crazy people, both on the water and land. If they call the MP, just wait to say hi and then they will go on their way. I think there was a recent post about a guy in Brickyard Cove who sounds just like this person in Kona.
I think I might have to go check out this area. I just need to find some boating friends to go with me. ;-)
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