Thread: Bastards stole my minnow bucket!

Having lived on Lake Conway most of my life, I have witnessed alot of mischief on that lake. I have had people running my lines for me and I have had a couple of boats get tampered with. I lived on the water and I usually kept my flatbottom boats in the water all of the time behind my house. I have had them come up missing and found them floating in the lake with the rope or chain that had them tied up laying in the boat. I figured it was kids that was up to most of the mischief cause I always got my boat back with the motors and the trolling motors still attached, just drifting around with a empty gas tank. I was shot at out there on that lake two different times while out running my trotlines at night, there is no feeling like the feeling I got when I heard a 22 bullet bounce off the side of my boat and when I heard that famous zing that a 22 makes when it ricochets off of some thing. When I heard that zing and that pop of the bullet on my boat I turn my spot light off real fast, cause that is what they were aiming at. To this day I still dont know who was shooting at me or why. After that incident I moved my trotlines to a different spot, much further out of gunshot range. It was hard enough having to dodge stumps in the dark, but bullets was a whole different ball game.

Originally Posted by slabsntaters

Having lived on Lake Conway most of my life, I have witnessed alot of mischief on that lake. I have had people running my lines for me and I have had a couple of boats get tampered with. I lived on the water and I usually kept my flatbottom boats in the water all of the time behind my house. I have had them come up missing and found them floating in the lake with the rope or chain that had them tied up laying in the boat. I figured it was kids that was up to most of the mischief cause I always got my boat back with the motors and the trolling motors still attached, just drifting around with a empty gas tank. I was shot at out there on that lake two different times while out running my trotlines at night, there is no feeling like the feeling I got when I heard a 22 bullet bounce off the side of my boat and when I heard that famous zing that a 22 makes when it ricochets off of some thing. When I heard that zing and that pop of the bullet on my boat I turn my spot light off real fast, cause that is what they were aiming at. To this day I still dont know who was shooting at me or why. After that incident I moved my trotlines to a different spot, much further out of gunshot range. It was hard enough having to dodge stumps in the dark, but bullets was a whole different ball game.

I have a new 22 you need. Keltec 22 mag semi auto pistol. 30 round clip. comes with 2. You gang off some rounds from that thing and they will back off.

Originally Posted by Slipcork

I have a new 22 you need. Keltec 22 mag semi auto pistol. 30 round clip. comes with 2. You gang off some rounds from that thing and they will back off.

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