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I haven't had a chance to go fishing since April 24th; since then someone stole my tackle box and six rod and reels. I didn't know it until I took the cover off my boat this morning. Now I've got to go shopping befor I can go fishing. I'm lucky they didn't get the most expensive rods (they were on the other side of they boat) or the GPS.
I'm still Blessed :); I just hope they needed it for something other than drugs.
I hate a thief.:mad:
SC Sry about stolen fishing equipment, I can remeber my stolen tackelbox and rods stolen out of my locked vehicle one time. STill to this day, I wish I could confront the SOB that broke into my Vehicle.:mad:
Me too.Quote:
Originally Posted by creekslick
Game Warden was at the ramp Saturday morning on the Ark River and was telling me that Friday morning they busted 2 boats telephoning fish. Said they'd been watching them for 2 weeks. He said they had taken about 2000lbs of catfish & buffalo and sold them to a market in Memphis.
Fish thief/gear theif. All the same, they're both scum.
If I couldn't telephone more than that I would quit
Some fine gentleman borrowed my 25hp Johnson at night without asking 2 years ago. I don't go a day without looking for it. I suppose I would get myself in trouble if I found out who the thief was.:mad:
I had a new truck years ago, it was broken into twice. First time all my
work tools, second time it was mine and a buddies fishing stuff. Well I got
rid of the truck and then found out it was my business partner who was
cleaning me out. So we split our ways and I withdrew the money from the
account and when he confronted me I gave him a choice of the lesser of
2 evils. That rotten SOB is in prison now, turns out he was robbing every-
body blind. I wonder what they'll steal from him in prison. Wheres the soap?
GCD:Quote:
Originally Posted by GCD
Suggesting that someone is lazy and at fault for being robbed because his belonging weren't protected by locked doors and snarling dogs is asinine. I guess you're one of those folks that think that anything that's not locked down is yours for the taking. Why don't you take up fishing or something useful instead of prowling the Internet looking for places to post your nonsense. From what few of your posts I've read it seems like you're a bully and have nothing better to do than try and stir up trouble. Go away - Crappie.com doesn't need your type.
I'll 2nd the motion
Jerry GCD just roam the site looking for a fight.
Yea, I know. It might be time for Ed to do some "culling".Quote:
Originally Posted by crappiedoc
Absolutely ridiculous! Do us all a favor and stay off the Arkansas board.
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Originally Posted by GCD
GDC might not have to live in fear or the protection he states if he'd
go through life NOT pi**ing everybody off. Didn't yo mama teach you
"if you can't something nice, don't say nothing at all"
I suggest we ignor this Ahole.
James, GCD is not from Arkansas. I know you are too smart to label the rest of us because of his nonsense.
DP
I hate to hear about that James. I have been very lucky so far but have had friends who have been robbed. I have a fishing buddy in Crossett that got wiped out about a year ago. His boat was under the carport in a neighborhood but the thieves took everything in the boat. His homeowner's ins covered it.
Sic 'em Jerry. Theives stink.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jerry Blake
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I don't really consider a boat tarp adequate protection for my fishing gear, I prefer locked doors and 1 or 2 snarling dogs for my protection... but then again, I'm not lazy... nor do I think this is a perfect world!
It's your own fault, try not to blame someone else next time!
Really guy?!?!? Are you kidding me?!?!? There is nothing worse than a thief...if anyones lazy its the thief that wants to take things that someone else "WORKED" for!! :mad:
And you are right GCD...it is not a perfect world. If it were all forums would be absent of people lurking around trying to belittle others to make themselves feel better about themselves. :D
hey guys dont worry about this guy he will get his. someone will get by his dogs and locks then he will be looking in the mirror at his fat and lazy self wonderin what happened .
Sorry about the loss of your stuff. Theives suck. As for GCD, he reminds me of the summary version of Moose1am without writing the novel. Tom would miss him, but I don't think any one else would.
gcd is a ahole he tried to pick a war with me because my son now 20years old has had his on guns and ammo in his bed room sens he was 14 all i can say is he can go to hates driven a gas truck hes nothing but a Alabama wet back
Thanks for the support fellows; I've shopping and now I'm back on the water. I hadn't thought of the home owners; I'll give them a call. It's hard to remember everything you have in a tackle box; I had forgot to buy another bait pump; today I on the water I rememberd the binoculars and some maps I had.
hey chuter hope you had a good day on the water and enjoying your new stuff...
I see no problem with that, I had my own gun and ammo in my room along with my brothers since I was 8 years old. Just depends on how you are raisedQuote:
Originally Posted by jimmy swanson
I had a boat stolen off the river where we own property. I met a truck going down the highway a year and a half later with the boat slid up in the back. It had been painted, but I still recognized it. By the time I got turned around they had got off the highway and turned into a grocery store. When I arrived at the store I checked the boat to make sure it was mine and called the police. Before the police arrived, the 2 occupants of the truck came out of the store and started to get in the truck. I walked up to them, introduced myself and asked them if they would mind waiting a couple minutes because that was my boat in the back of their truck and the police was on their way. I got to see a couple guys jaw drop. The police arrived and they said that they had "found" the boat floating down the river. The boat had been locked with aircraft cable and a lock which was found cut where the boat was stolen from. The police told me that these young guys had never been in trouble and he didn't think they had stolen the boat. I told them to go on fishing and I would pick the boat up at their house after I got off work. When me and a buddy arrived at their house after work, the boat was setting out beside the road ready to be picked up.
Unless I'm on Federal water, there's always a gun in my pocket. I've been confronted with bullies and crooks before, but when looking down the barrel of a loaded hand gun will usually cool them off. "Never mess with an old man, if he can't whip you, he'll likely shoot you." Keep your trailer hitch locked to your truck and your boat locked to the hitch.
Hear, Hear!!Quote:
Originally Posted by flyflinger
I would hate to miss the oportunity to shoot a theif!!
Federal water???? How deep is it? Remember, I work on the river too.
DP
I guess Ed removed GCD's rediculous post. Talk about blaming the victim.
I've had one 25 hp Mercury motor and 3 different shotguns stolen, and I was royally PO'd every time. I hate a thief.
Bull Shoals is over 200 feet deep in places, but averages 80. And it is Federal water since it is controled by the Corps of Engineers.Quote:
Originally Posted by DRPEPPER
What is the regs concerning carrying on Federal waters? I have heard you can and you can't, since you work for the corp, could you straighten me out?Quote:
Originally Posted by DRPEPPER
I don't work for the COE. I operate the Port of Little Rock. I don't know what the regs are. I know they don't appreciate you squirrel hunting from a boat.Quote:
Originally Posted by wish4fish
I was just implying that if I had to throw down on someone in the middel of 80 to 200 feet of water, he might not be around to prove it:D.
DP
I don't work for the COE, but when I got my annual parking permit, I did ask if carrying a firearm (handgun) was legal on COE impoundments. They said it is not legal to carry guns on Bull Shoals. However, I think in deer season, people do hunt from boats along the shoreline. If you want more specific info, I would call your local COE office. Tight lines yall, good to talk to you again Don.Quote:
Originally Posted by wish4fish
Man that's sad, these lazy bums stealing your gear. Reminds me of a customer in western Ok. I built a matching set of 7'-6" rods for him and his son to fish the Canton walleye rodeo. After the weigh in he returned to his boat to find ALL his rods and tackle gone! His ins. covered them however. This GCD character has no morals and apperantly no common sense or consience....time to show him the boot please.
I think gcd was abused as a small child and acts like a 12 yr old girl