Stolen gear in cork
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Stolen gear in cork
My car got broken into last night in Carignavar.
Items stolen:
Century Carbon Metal Express, abu grip lock seat down low, tennis grip, bngh fuji rings, whipped by peter horne (black and white, ye jnow the one). spigot loose(ish).
2 x 525 Mag Extra's.
2 x 525 originals.
1 x Blu diawa 7HT Mag.
Reals are well used. most were loaded with that red .35 mm line (can't think of it of top of my head, synergy possibly). some also had tapered shock leaders attached but most hadn't.
Reason I'm posting this is for fella's to keep an eye out please. The job looked opertunistic and I don't think many scumbags will be using the above gear Macky bashing in cobh this August. Ye know yerselves its only likes of us can use the gear.
If you do hear or see of anything I will treat all information with the utmost of discretion, anonymity and confidentiality.
I'd appreciate if some of you that know me could keep an eye out in cork area, or if lads have tried flogging them to tackle shops or whatever.
Thanks all,
Hugh
Items stolen:
Century Carbon Metal Express, abu grip lock seat down low, tennis grip, bngh fuji rings, whipped by peter horne (black and white, ye jnow the one). spigot loose(ish).
2 x 525 Mag Extra's.
2 x 525 originals.
1 x Blu diawa 7HT Mag.
Reals are well used. most were loaded with that red .35 mm line (can't think of it of top of my head, synergy possibly). some also had tapered shock leaders attached but most hadn't.
Reason I'm posting this is for fella's to keep an eye out please. The job looked opertunistic and I don't think many scumbags will be using the above gear Macky bashing in cobh this August. Ye know yerselves its only likes of us can use the gear.
If you do hear or see of anything I will treat all information with the utmost of discretion, anonymity and confidentiality.
I'd appreciate if some of you that know me could keep an eye out in cork area, or if lads have tried flogging them to tackle shops or whatever.
Thanks all,
Hugh
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Re: Stolen gear in cork
sorry to here that hugh. same thing happend to me last year. check out any car boot sales and markets. hope you have better luck than me.
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Re: Stolen gear in cork
Hearing this kind of thing going on really makes me mad!
Scum is what they are. (I hope I'm allowed to say that).
The same thing happened to someone I know last year . Alot of expensive gear/tackle was stolen and the guy has never got it back.
I hope your stuff turns up and the people involved get into big trouble for stealing it!
It might be worth checking on other fishing web sites/forums like this one incase they try to sell your gear on them.

The same thing happened to someone I know last year . Alot of expensive gear/tackle was stolen and the guy has never got it back.
I hope your stuff turns up and the people involved get into big trouble for stealing it!
It might be worth checking on other fishing web sites/forums like this one incase they try to sell your gear on them.
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Re: Stolen gear in cork
ah sh!te - hard luck hugh - hope you get some leads on this
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Re: Stolen gear in cork
Hi Hugh,
thats unreal.Infact its disgusting,sorry to hear it bud.As you say the rod is very distinctive so if anyone tries flogging it,it should be easily recognisable with the whipping and real seat.I'll spread the word around in my neck of the woods.I take it they nicked the seatbox as well,which is blue in colour and has a few breakaway accessories inside and out.
I'll buzz you in a while to see if i have any gear that would suit you in the short term .and hopefully get you over this mess.
mike
thats unreal.Infact its disgusting,sorry to hear it bud.As you say the rod is very distinctive so if anyone tries flogging it,it should be easily recognisable with the whipping and real seat.I'll spread the word around in my neck of the woods.I take it they nicked the seatbox as well,which is blue in colour and has a few breakaway accessories inside and out.
I'll buzz you in a while to see if i have any gear that would suit you in the short term .and hopefully get you over this mess.
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Re: Stolen gear in cork
I forgot to say - the guy that I know who got his gear stolen last year, it was taken from the same area as your stuff was taken.
Maybe it's the same people you are stole the tackle both times, maybe not but it could be.
It's coming into that time of year again when everywhere is going to start getting busy with anglers, it wouldn't do any harm for us all to try and keep an extra eye out for people hanging around acting suspiciously and try not to leave any gear or tackle on view in your car or boat.
Maybe it's the same people you are stole the tackle both times, maybe not but it could be.
It's coming into that time of year again when everywhere is going to start getting busy with anglers, it wouldn't do any harm for us all to try and keep an extra eye out for people hanging around acting suspiciously and try not to leave any gear or tackle on view in your car or boat.
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Re: Stolen gear in cork
Same happened me in December 2008 except they also took the car. If you have an all risks home insurance policy the gear would be covered. I didn't and had to replace all of it from my pocket. Hope you have a bit of luck getting it back.
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Re: Stolen gear in cork
Hugh,
Thats horrible bud.
Ill keep an eye out and my ear to the ground.
Carignavar is a bit unusual though, i dont know of anywhere around there that they would shift it on?
I wouldnt necessarily say they are anglers though, just idiots who saw a shiny fishing rod, it would take about 2 brain cells to process the taught that it was good gear, 2 more brain cells then they have so id say just pure opportunistic.
Keep an eye out in any second hand stores / markets / boot sales / pink pages in the echo or even ebay.
This things have a habit of appearing for sale sometimes so hopefully theyll appear and the right person will see it.
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Thats horrible bud.
Ill keep an eye out and my ear to the ground.
Carignavar is a bit unusual though, i dont know of anywhere around there that they would shift it on?
I wouldnt necessarily say they are anglers though, just idiots who saw a shiny fishing rod, it would take about 2 brain cells to process the taught that it was good gear, 2 more brain cells then they have so id say just pure opportunistic.
Keep an eye out in any second hand stores / markets / boot sales / pink pages in the echo or even ebay.
This things have a habit of appearing for sale sometimes so hopefully theyll appear and the right person will see it.
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Re: Stolen gear in cork
lads cheers, and thanks for the pm's. I'l check out the various pawn shops in town this afternoon. Unless the boys fired it on the ditch if they cant sell it.. Very amature job on the car aswel (even though they'd gloves). appreciate all the help.
The rod was in a blue century bag I got courtesy of Mike Carlton aswel.
One name would do me
PS: if anyone can give me info as to whereabouts of the gear or part of I'm offering E200 cash and strictest of anonymity if required
The rod was in a blue century bag I got courtesy of Mike Carlton aswel.
One name would do me

PS: if anyone can give me info as to whereabouts of the gear or part of I'm offering E200 cash and strictest of anonymity if required
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Re: Stolen gear in cork
Alright Hugh, good luck with getting it back thats depressing to hear! If you want to borrow any gear you know where I am..... cheap prices ha ha maybe a couple of them super secret marks of yours!!!
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sorry to hear that hugh.with all this downturn in the economy this shud be a lesson for all us anglers.thiefs and scum will steal anything to make money these days.i do hope you find something on this theft
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Re: Stolen gear in cork
willing to pay market value for the rod-if anyone manages to pick it up.
I can have it valued by Peter Horne in Blarney and will pay market value as reward for recovery.
Same reward above stands for full/part recovery of the gear.
thanks again,
Hugh
I can have it valued by Peter Horne in Blarney and will pay market value as reward for recovery.
Same reward above stands for full/part recovery of the gear.
thanks again,
Hugh
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Re: Stolen gear in cork
Hi,
i am sorry to hear that as well.... Not nice.
Another question, where in blarney is a tackle shop, or do i understand something wrong?
i am sorry to hear that as well.... Not nice.
Another question, where in blarney is a tackle shop, or do i understand something wrong?
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Re: Stolen gear in cork
Worth keeping an eye on donedeal.ie aswell alot of stolen stuff apperaing on that as its cheap and simple to advertise.
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Re: Stolen gear in cork
Terrible news Hugh, hope you get some/all of it back.
As Stephen Wood pointed out in his reply, its a definate reminder to us all that it is well worth paying the extra premium on your house insurance policy to have the "away from home" insurance cover, or at the very least check to see does your motor policy cover such loses.
Best of luck getting your gear back
As Stephen Wood pointed out in his reply, its a definate reminder to us all that it is well worth paying the extra premium on your house insurance policy to have the "away from home" insurance cover, or at the very least check to see does your motor policy cover such loses.
Best of luck getting your gear back
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shamoo0804 wrote:Terrible news Hugh, hope you get some/all of it back.
As Stephen Wood pointed out in his reply, its a definate reminder to us all that it is well worth paying the extra premium on your house insurance policy to have the "away from home" insurance cover, or at the very least check to see does your motor policy cover such loses.
Best of luck getting your gear back
I've a motor policy through a broker with R.S.A. and they're giving me E500 back on the gear-havn't got a check yet though
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Re: Stolen gear in cork
Bump bump
Just said I'd bump this one up to see has any the gear surfaced.
The reward still stands lads to anyone who can find some of the gear.
E250 no questions asked
Just said I'd bump this one up to see has any the gear surfaced.
The reward still stands lads to anyone who can find some of the gear.
E250 no questions asked
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When I saw the post back up I thought you either got the gear back or found the thieving c*&^s and were now posting from the big house!!! You available for that Charity comp next weekend? Heard of 5stingers being caught in one session today... should be a good one?
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Re: Stolen gear in cork
hope you get your gear back hugh,,it took time building up your tackle as dose with every fisherman,,,,,,,and i hope the people are caught for this,,,scumbags,,real scumbags,,,
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Re: Stolen gear in cork
alright all,
just said I'd bump this up to see if anyone ever came across any of this. rod in particular as to be fair the reels are pretty generic.
Thanks again,
Hugh
just said I'd bump this up to see if anyone ever came across any of this. rod in particular as to be fair the reels are pretty generic.
Thanks again,
Hugh