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#1 Post by **mickm** » Thu Sep 15, 2011 4:58 pm

Hi lads,
Was in a tackle shop today told the guy i was heading to ennereilly tonight, he told me that recently there is a lot of instances of peoples cars being broken into while lads were fishing. He also told me it is even a bit dangerous fishing there alone at night due to these scumbags has anyone heard anything about this as i have heard nothing and read nothing here about it

Thanks

#2 Post by **dfella25** » Thu Sep 15, 2011 5:36 pm

Yes sadly it's true about the cars. If you fish the South beach straight out from where you park you can keep an eye though. I wouldn't dare leave my car out if sight around there at the moment.

#3 Post by **Senor Feeshy** » Thu Sep 15, 2011 6:04 pm

I vote for using car bait and 10 of us waiting in the bushes for a bite

#4 Post by **Creep** » Thu Sep 15, 2011 8:16 pm

Damn mate I wish I had tonight off

#5 Post by **Senor Feeshy** » Thu Sep 15, 2011 8:51 pm

Of course I'd like to point out that this course of action is not officially endorsed by SAI and furthermore, no one here is experienced in watching cars from the bushes.

#6 Post by jd » Thu Sep 15, 2011 8:53 pm

Lads, i understand the frustration, but we don't allow posts that even appear to condone violence against anyone

#7 Post by **sparkey+1** » Thu Sep 15, 2011 10:04 pm

DA it might change plans for sat night so ( what you think Kev ) can remember that happening a while back in laytown

#8 Post by **eoghanb** » Fri Sep 16, 2011 9:03 am

Pity most of the good marks are in out of the way places these aholes may be horrible ignorant little b*****ds,but they arnt stupid they can put two and two together,they know were busy on the beach,especially at laytown where its a fair walk to the water all they need to see is a head lamp pointing there way and there alerted,same as ennerielly they will get the headlamp alert,but violence wont work if enough people contact guards they will set u a sting,we would only end up in a world of crap but thats the reality of the irish justice system,in regards to laytown park at the bridge there doin it up and theres a security man there all night to watch equiment,but if the correct way dosent work ,by all means go nuts on them at least u tried to do it right

#9 Post by **Creep** » Fri Sep 16, 2011 9:59 am

Sorry JD, I understand,

Its so fustrating that as a family man i have very few Night fishing days on offer and when you know of a great mark, and the possibilties of friends hookin up from this website and we all head out, then some little "*(& decideds nothin more to wreck a car looking for something it really gets my back up.. my car insurance is high enough as it is and of course there no recourse with vandalism with insurance companies, I hate the thought of yet again trying to find a "new" mark were we can all hook up, with enough space and keep an eye on the cars as well.
As far as Laytown Ive done that, and also a quick chat with the securtiy guard doesnt go amiss if ya see him.
Ringing the guards is definetly the first approach though!!!

A queastion about this though spring to mind... why does this happen at certain times of the year at any mark?? Cant wrap my head around that >

Anyway mickm how did you get on?
@ Sparkey+1 we might try another mark nearby...anyone else interest PM me

#10 Post by **mickm** » Fri Sep 16, 2011 8:05 pm

hey lads
no problems at all whatsoever kept in sight of car nobody around at all no fish either lol 3 small whiting not worth the effort but nice night to be out

#11 Post by **Creep** » Sat Sep 17, 2011 10:41 am

good to hear mate, and at least ya didnt blank

paddy kelly · #12 Post by **paddy kelly** » Mon Sep 19, 2011 11:09 am

i fish there alot and a few years ago i brought my missus with me we were there ten mins and a group of about ten lads all drunk tryed to take my jeep that was the only time in all my years fishing i had to fight to get off a beach

BrianK · #13 Post by **BrianK** » Wed Sep 21, 2011 1:13 pm

I intended going there this weekend. I'm having second thoughts. I have met gangs of lads drinking there before but I have never had any problems.

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