[ValleyCityHunter2008]

I'v been thinking this for a couple of years now. I have lake that I like to hunt, now some parts of the lake are better spots than others. There are no housing developments on this lake what so ever. No houses within 3 miles of the lake. Now most of the land around the lake is posted. Now just because the land is posted, does the owner realy own the shore on the lake? Is the shore line on the lake huntable by other people leagaley? If I were to access a point on that lake and walk the shore line until i got to the posted property, would i be legaly able to hunt it with out braking the rules of posted property. Because my belief is that no person own's the water on a lake, nor the shore line. There are over 15 different farmers who share there fields that touch this lake. So in reality do thay co own the lake? Or does the Government of North Dakota own the lake and shore line, and in return it is legal to hunt the shore line even though the land behind it is posted?

Any input on this topic would be great.