Stolen Gear - Time to Reload - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

monstahfish · 03-25-2015, 06:19 AM

F thieves. Probably junkies and a crime of opportunity. I have some experience with this, my dad and friend had a bunch of stuff stolen a few years ago by a guy we actually called good guy jim. Turned out he was strung out and not very smart about covering his tracks. Check the local pawn shops, depending on intelligence and desparation, they may have distributed the gear among multiple shops. I don't think a lot of these guys go to craigslist anymore, too many getting caught. We eventually got almost everything back and the guy is on the lam, even robbed a sears after he started running. You probably won't get the support around here like we did from our small town police but they might know where to look.

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03-25-2015, 06:19 AM	#10
monstahfish Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2014 Posts: 432	F thieves. Probably junkies and a crime of opportunity. I have some experience with this, my dad and friend had a bunch of stuff stolen a few years ago by a guy we actually called good guy jim. Turned out he was strung out and not very smart about covering his tracks. Check the local pawn shops, depending on intelligence and desparation, they may have distributed the gear among multiple shops. I don't think a lot of these guys go to craigslist anymore, too many getting caught. We eventually got almost everything back and the guy is on the lam, even robbed a sears after he started running. You probably won't get the support around here like we did from our small town police but they might know where to look.