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brianinpdx 17-Jul-12, 11:54	tough fishing day today Since the fishing subject has been breached on here before, I'll share a story today. Maybe it will help another one of us fishermen. I'm in the marine industry and am around a lot of boats for work. specifically all those crazy wakeboard boats. But on my own time, I prefer to be on a quiet lake with my 15ft aluminum fishing boat and nice honda 4 stroke quiet power. Usually with one two or three of my kido's. This weekend I took the boat out, had a blast with the kids. Parked it in front of my house (good neighborhood), only to find out this morning it was stolen. Things can be replaced with insurance. Sure thats what its for. But I got to tell you, I've a pretty bad view of humanity right now. I can't believe someone would steal a boat right out of my front yard driveway. Wasn't so easy explaining to my children why the boat is gone. Moral of this story is , lock up your stuff people. There are thieves everywhere!
mrmarmalade 17-Jul-12, 12:02	I'm blue in the face, repeating myself to family members about bicycles, etc., in the front yard. Really sorry to hear about this awful story, bro... that's a loss and a sad tale to share with the kids.
onepocket 17-Jul-12, 15:08	It takes a special kind of lowlife to rip off somebody's fishing equipment, especially his boat. Hope the bastard gets hit by lightning if he uses it.
mrmarmalade 17-Jul-12, 15:25	I had about five Penn reels and assorted rods stolen from me in Jax Beach... I left them outside my door, at my apartment... These were very old items, handed down from my grandfather... I was really angry about that... I'm sure they already died from a Meth overdose.
onepocket 17-Jul-12, 15:27	mm: one can only hope...

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