Courtesy | Utah Stream Access Coalition A signed posted on the upper Weber River warns anglers they could be cited for trespassing and lose fishing privileges if they fish on private property. The sign has been modified to remove the words Òor floatingÓ from the list of prohibited activities. Two lawsuits brought by stream access advocates are attacking a controversial Utah law that greatly limit public access to rivers that flow through private property. Floating such waters, including the Weber, remains legal as long as the boater does not stop or touch the stream bed.