Using someone's ice shack they left on the lake?? - Page 2

BeeGuy · #31 02-01-2013, 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by liar

so...... if you are walking along the dock and you see a boat with no one in it you can just jump in and use it ?
i mean , why would any one buy a boat , there are always lots at the lake .

are you familiar with the phrase reductio ad absurdum?

What I'm walking along the shore and I see that the door to your summer house is ajar, can I just move in?

rafhone · #32 02-01-2013, 09:01 PM

even if it isn't survival and they don't plan to leave with pockets of lures, it would be kinda funny to see some kids all wide eyed and shocked.... nothing to say as they tucked their tails under their legs and left.

MtnGiant · #33 02-01-2013, 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by BeeGuy

I find it interesting that some guys are ready to rage given the OP's example of using someone's shack with utmost respect.

It reminds me of Texas.

Y'all step across ma praperty line, I shoot to kill.

Settle down BeeBee
We aint talkin wild west....we're talkn private property and the respect it should deserve.
Lets not turn this into a right to bear arms issue......its fishn man

MtnGiant · #34 02-01-2013, 09:04 PM

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Originally Posted by BeeGuy

are you familiar with the phrase reductio ad absurdum?

What I'm walking along the shore and I see that the door to your summer house is ajar, can I just move in?

If I understand you correctly???
U just shot urself in da foot ma man

Gust · #35 02-01-2013, 09:05 PM

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Originally Posted by liar

so...... if you are walking along the dock and you see a boat with no one in it you can just jump in and use it ?
i mean , why would any one buy a boat , there are always lots at the lake .

I always enjoyed pulling up to govt docks, in a brute of a mid-sixties, 34' herring skiff when the dock was full and then tieing up longside to the swankiest vessel and walking over it to the dock to do my on land business.

BeeGuy · #36 02-01-2013, 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by rafhone

even if it isn't survival and they don't plan to leave with pockets of lures, it would be kinda funny to see some kids all wide eyed and shocked.... nothing to say as they tucked their tails under their legs and left.

people actually leave things of value inside their shack?

I was thinking a bench and maybe a propane tank fab'd into a wood stove...

rafhone · #37 02-01-2013, 09:06 PM

that stabbing on Sylvan has affected us all....

BeeGuy · #38 02-01-2013, 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by mtngiant

If I understand you correctly???
U just shot urself in da foot ma man

I am sure you misunderstood

rafhone · #39 02-01-2013, 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by BeeGuy

people actually leave things of value inside their shack?

I was thinking a bench and maybe a propane tank fab'd into a wood stove...

when i leave my shack its just heater/s and rods, just useing that phrase as an example... sounded good.

rafhone · #40 02-01-2013, 09:09 PM

in before you think i buy expensive ice fishing rods...

BeeGuy · #41 02-01-2013, 09:16 PM

hahaha

I'm a stir stick hand line kinda man myself

If anyone knows "Muskrat" from the arctic on Youtube, he has a great video of icefishing with a stick, a 3 foot string, and a spoon/hook.

They are just slamming inconnu left and right. his missus out fishes him by a large margin, hilarious

finsnfeathers · #42 02-01-2013, 09:20 PM

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Originally Posted by liar

so...... if you are walking along the dock and you see a boat with no one in it you can just jump in and use it ?
i mean , why would any one buy a boat , there are always lots at the lake .

LOL,...that right there is funny!!

MtnGiant · #43 02-01-2013, 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by rafhone

that stabbing on Sylvan has affected us all....

Sorry....I dont know that story

Can someone emphasise?

BGSH · #44 02-01-2013, 09:24 PM

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Originally Posted by mtngiant

Sorry....I dont know that story

Can someone emphasise?

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgar...-stabbing.html

safcforever · #45 02-01-2013, 09:25 PM

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Originally Posted by BGSH

I also don't see a problem with it as well, if i see one on a local lake ima use it with respect as well, take garbage, clean up after yourself etc.. also take some photos and leave them in the shake on how we make out, cheers.

Very good attitude. If some chased folk away for using their shack then how would they feel if others watched as your abandoned shack get vandalized without interfering? Its nothing to do with these bystanders but I'm sure they would happily put themselves out there and stop any wrong doing

Lefty-Canuck · #46 02-01-2013, 09:30 PM

Same thing with a tree stand left on crown land.... If I see one I leave it alone. If I walk out to my stand and someone is in it I will polite let them them know I appreciate that they warmed the seat but please hop on down.... If I get attitude I start taking out the climbing pegs...

LC

Whiteysonly · #47 02-01-2013, 09:32 PM

Wow that took off! Ha ha well it would seem guys would be better off just to sit on a bucket or maybe knock on a few doors with a warm smile and cold beers.... Oh I mean pepsi's..... Then again a pop up shack isn't all that expensive

MtnGiant · #48 02-01-2013, 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by BGSH

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgar...-stabbing.html

thanx bro for cluing me in....i read it

rafhone · #49 02-01-2013, 09:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Whiteysonly

Wow that took off! Ha ha well it would seem guys would be better off just to sit on a bucket or maybe knock on a few doors with a warm smile and cold beers.... Oh I mean pepsi's..... Then again a pop up shack isn't all that expensive

that sounds like a great idea sir

rafhone · #50 02-01-2013, 09:57 PM

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Originally Posted by BeeGuy

hahaha

I'm a stir stick hand line kinda man myself

If anyone knows "Muskrat" from the arctic on Youtube, he has a great video of icefishing with a stick, a 3 foot string, and a spoon/hook.

They are just slamming inconnu left and right. his missus out fishes him by a large margin, hilarious

I'm not familiar with Muskrat, but only bought my first ice rod this year. I was taught to ice fish with my hands... i'm going modern i guess

DiabeticKripple · #51 02-01-2013, 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by BeeGuy

I was thinking more from a perspective of finding someone in my shack, not making use of one myself.

If they were using it respectfully, cool.

If not, they better share their rum.

your shack is more of a "shelter" for the less fortunate

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Originally Posted by Lefty-Canuck

Same thing with a tree stand left on crown land.... If I see one I leave it alone. If I walk out to my stand and someone is in it I will polite let them them know I appreciate that they warmed the seat but please hop on down.... If I get attitude I start taking out the climbing pegs...

LC

but do you get mad that they used it in the first place?

its one thing to just use someones shack or stand, and another to deny them entry when they do show up!

Dust1n · #52 02-01-2013, 10:22 PM

I hate it when people use my shack. Iv been ripped off too many times on sylvan lake. People will use my shack and stick my 2x4s in the hole and it freezes in so you can't drill a whole through it so you got to move your shack to drill your hole. My dad dropped me off at the shack and a few mins later some guy comes over harping on the door thinking there's nobody in there. So I let him in after almost breaking the door and when open the door it's a guy with his son. So I invite them to fish with me, being e had his kid with him otherwise I would have told him to get lost. I haven't put my shack on for 2 years now. I woundnt mind if they didn't keep shoving 2x4s or spruce down my holes.

MtnGiant · #53 02-01-2013, 10:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Fish Hunter7

I hate it when people use my shack. Iv been ripped off too many times on sylvan lake. People will use my shack and stick my 2x4s in the hole and it freezes in so you can't drill a whole through it so you got to move your shack to drill your hole. My dad dropped me off at the shack and a few mins later some guy comes over harping on the door thinking there's nobody in there. So I let him in after almost breaking the door and when open the door it's a guy with his son. So I invite them to fish with me, being e had his kid with him otherwise I would have told him to get lost. I haven't put my shack on for 2 years now. I woundnt mind if they didn't keep shoving 2x4s or spruce down my holes.

BINGO!!!!
my point exactly
rudeness rudeness rudeness IS rampant
Soooo... it's me mine me in modern times.....with a few trusted friends mixed in

rafhone · #54 02-01-2013, 11:01 PM

Sylvan sure sounds crapy, i feel for the guys that have been there before the whole area really started booming.

EZM · #55 02-01-2013, 11:12 PM

Simply stated, you should not use someone else's property without their permission.

If you are fortunate to be given permission, treat it better than you would your own property.

Some guys might put on a sign "use respect" or leave a phone number to ask permission but it will only take one group of morons to ruin this person's trust in society.

Don't get me wrong - I wish it weren't that way ..... but today ...... that's where we are. People have changed.

Rhino81 · #56 02-01-2013, 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by bwackwabbit

I have one, its unlocked and anyone in need is free to use it but again w/respect (leave it as you found it).

Similar to this site, community can be a great and powerful thing. I go by do unto others right up until I'm given reason not to. If a "shanty town" is a community like this we each watch out for the other's shack and police violators as need be. I have had no problems w/mine to date.

Cheers.

x2, just leave a bottle of whisky on the chair. Use respect.

Rhino81 · #57 02-01-2013, 11:25 PM

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Originally Posted by rafhone

In northern parts of this country if you lock your cabin and someone's skiddo/boat/truck broke down and your door is locked... its getting bashed in. the best you can hope is they respect what is there. If someone was in my shack (its just a tent) i'd greet them friendly and take it from there. people have survival issues now and a again.

that's a rule to live by and save a life possibly. I ran equipment up north and I would leave my keys in the grader at night incase someone needed to keep warm till morning. I leave the shack open for that same reason.
f I'm not using it, go ahead. Fish your nuts off. After all, its only a shack!

Gust · #58 02-02-2013, 12:00 AM

This is a fishing show that is real but makes fun of 70's styled fishing shows hosted by frank gifford,,, very funny.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LvXQmMf3tP0

huntingd · #59 02-02-2013, 12:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Rhino81

that's a rule to live by and save a life possibly. I ran equipment up north and I would leave my keys in the grader at night incase someone needed to keep warm till morning. I leave the shack open for that same reason.
f I'm not using it, go ahead. Fish your nuts off. After all, its only a shack!

Agree.

fishtank · #60 02-02-2013, 01:20 AM

i would leave my phone # on the shack with the combination lock, they can call me and ask permission . just a respect thing
i rent a cabin..it like a time share the general rule is that when you arrived the liqueur cabinet/fridge is stocked by the previous guest and when you leave, the fridge/liqueur stocked by you for the next guest.