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a frind of mine said his wife and her went to a pond to fish . cought a bunch of catfish . when she got home she was telling hem about the fish they cought . when he went to the truck there wasen`t anything in the truck . the tailgate was down :eek: . cooler gon :eek: empty truck :eek:. :mad:
The same thing happened to me the other day.....except it was my tackle box. Full of new jig heads and grubs. Along with my fishing license.
I wish somehow I could have packed a bobcat in there so when they opened it up.....
Durn crook.
Now that is a new twist on the "big fish" story! Talk about hurt, I know I would be.
Dang coolers aren't cheap anymore either :)
Where is all this meanness taking place? I trust people and therefore leave all my fishing belongings out most of the time.
Now we caught a feller stealing our Sunday morning "Telegraph." Only $1.50, but it's the idea of someone taking something that isn't theirs.
I had a miter saw sotlen from under my carport one time and the first question the cop asked, you guessed it: "Was it locked up". I said: "no it was on my property, out of sight, so whoever took it was trespassing in the first place. Now since it wasn't looked up does that mean you don't have to look for who took it?"
I never did hear anything back from them about it.
A few years ago I lost some stuff out at my shop. The cop that came out said I needed to put up a no trespassing sign before he could do anything.
Since the dummie rented from me I told him since he had not a no trespassing
sign on his house I could steal from him. Just give me a dumb look and couldn't think of anything to say. He didn't last long!!
Bill
Some years ago I was working out of town during the week and came home on friday afternoon to find that someone had stolen my 9.9 mercury off my boat. Fenced in yard with two dogs[ so much for the dogs]. My neighbors said they heard my dogs barking in the middle of the night but did not get up to look. Man was I sick, They even took time to get the fuel line and tank. Best running motor I ever HAD. O well life goes on. JimmyS.
I wonder if the wife just forgot to put the tailgate up and they slid out on the way home?Quote:
Originally Posted by papasage
I found a cooler full of drinks on the side of the road that apparantly fell out of someones boat on the way to the boat ramp the other day.
she said they put it up after they put the cooler of fish in the truck
I know your not supposed to hate, but when it comes to a theif,I come awful close. He will get his some day.
This past Saturday Morning I stopped in the Valley Walmart before Sunrise. I had my favorite Diawa minicast combo in the center rodholder. When I came out it was gone. Nothing else just that combo. I had everything in there even an underwater camera. Glad they left the rest but I miss that rod...lol I only have 20 more.:) But I had that one too.
BaBo, you name it, a thief is low human being. One or some stole my grandchildren's Zebco 202's off my dock one night.
thats just wrong!
a few years back when I was livin in Florida I was on my way home from Fisheating creek and stoped at the Burger King in Labelle. I just went in to get somethin to go and figured my stuff would be ok in the boat. I got my food and jumped back into the truck and proceeded on my way home without checking to see if it was all still there. As soon as I walked into the house the phone was ringin. I answered it and it was a detective from the Hendry county sheriffs dept tellin me he had found my rods and tackle box. I was dumbfounded...told him didn't even realize they were gone. I had always kept my boat registration in my tacklebox. The detective saw Joe crackhead walkin down the street with the tackle and stopped him to investigate. Joe crackhead said he was just returnin from fishin. When he was asked where he got all the tackle he said his uncle gave it to him. When the detective looked through the tacklebox he found my boat registration and promptly arrested Joe crackhead. :D Apparently Joe crackhead had lifted my stuff while I was ordein my burger:mad: The detective asked if I wanted to press charges...."your daayyuum right" I told him. It was a 45 minute ride back to Labelle and it was after midnight but I was glad to do it! Still, I would have rather took my revenge out on his sorry hide than press charges. It's a fine sheriffs dept they got there in Hendry county! I had my stuff back before I ever knew it was missin!
I bought a 1964 9.5 hp motor a couple of years back. got it home and put it on a sawhorse in my garage to clean it up and see if it ran. My wife comes out and wants to go to home depot for something. My stupid self left the garage door open and when I got back it was gone. I called the police and they started writing up a report. I told them who I thought had done it.(Some people up the street I had problems with). While the police were at the other house checking things out a good friend of mine who is a boat mechanic called. I told him what had happened and he started cracking up laughing. I was so mad I couldn't see straight. He tells me next I should close my garage and he wouldn't be able to just take the motor to work on it. I felt dumb as hell ( I forgot I had called him to come help me with it). I had to call the police back and tell them just how dumb I was. It all turned out fine, but I learned a lesson. Now Crappieday fishes with that motor.
Now thats funny!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by score300