Just read on the other site that Steve in Mass passed away. I fished with him only a couple of times, real nice guy. Think I met him at the flings a long time ago. He was like 62-63 way too young. RIP Steve

Think I fished with him at Fire beach or something like that in RI. So it was probably at a gathering from this site. Ross , Clammer you guys must remember.
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Steve was a good guy, that is far to young, fish hard Steve.

Very sad news :(
Met Steve a long time ago, real good guy and yes that is way too young. RIP Steve
Condolences to his family
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Steve was always entertaining. Never disappointed with his pearls of wisdom... He was responsible for some classic thread shenanigans over there. I hope some can assemble them together... The world as Steve saw things was quite a place.

Condolences to his wife Donna. And if you still smoke cigarettes, quit....

He was a nice guy - always helpful. RIP.

Ohhh this is sad to hear. I liked Steve and enjoyed the not insignificant, dry, harassment and camaraderie.

Godspeed Steve.

Never met him but I knew he was cool. Maybe he will be buried in his blue Volvo ?
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Sorry to hear this news about Steve.

RIP Steve

My condolences to the family.
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How did I not know him? Cannot place the guy but 62 is way too young.

How did I not know him? Cannot place the guy but 62 is way too young.

He only fished 2 places in the Northeast: the outflow pipe at Pole 10 on the Canal, and the Jersey shore. He had bad knees all of the time that I knew him, so rock hopping was out. There were some flat rocks near the outflow pipe that he slid down on his butt.

I don't think he ever attended one of our events.

Don’t know Mike? I know I fished with him at fire beach or something like that in RI and pretty sure it was after a cookout , either here or SOL
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Steve did attend get togethers, one I remember was a reel maintenance gathering at my shop one winter. Big Dave was there, John and many others. Steve helped me with a Baitrunner and I learned a bit about them. He said his knees were worn out from stocking shelves when younger, made it tough on surfcasting but sand was better for him. He did make it out onto Pips once with me. He could jig.

RIP Steve

He came to at least one of our legs @ Weeki & he was the care taker of the RI section on SOL at one time ><>

God-Speed Steve -

God Bless.
Enjoyed his Volvo events.
Also his garden wisdom
Way too young
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He only fished 2 places in the Northeast: the outflow pipe at Pole 10 on the Canal, and the Jersey shore. He had bad knees all of the time that I knew him, so rock hopping was out. There were some flat rocks near the outflow pipe that he slid down on his butt.

I don't think he ever attended one of our events.

Thanks Mike.

RIP Steve

He came to at least one of our legs @ Weeki & he was the care taker of the RI section on SOL at one time ><>

You're right. I remember now, I think it was one that Patrick and his girl Mindi also went to.

So Sad !
Steve is a good guy and funny as hell . Fished with him often years ago at the ditch . Loved his epic stories of his trips to the Jersey shore . Man was he a smart guy , knew alot about alot ! LOL Guess it the Engineer in him . Man could he repair a baitrunner .

Off to SOL to give my condolenses to Chief500 .