It was a priviledge to have known, fished with him, and swapped tales with him. Steve was a hell of a good guy and will always be in my heart.

I really looked up to him. He was an awesome guy. And very tall.

he was a good man, RIP. imagine the crew he's fishing with now :).

Yep. Too soon, too early, but we are all a bit better for having known him

I still haven't deleted his phone numbers or e-addresses from my canal fish finder and other devices.

I agree 100%.
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RIP, prayers and condolences sent

3 yrs. today ..

Noted below.....can't believe how time flies.

So sorry to hear this sad news. Steve contributed a lot to this site and to the sport...he will be missed. RIP and condolences to his many friends and family.

This wasFeb 09 on Hinkleys pond in Brewster.Stiff Tip,Steve,and Myself. his hardwater passion.

Tony C. from Truro called me up here in Rangeley Me. tonight and we talked for over an hour about the day prior to Steves death and the laughs we had at The Red Barn in Eastham over slices of pizza.Also the hikes in Ptwn and Wellfleet with Numbslull.Man............. how the time passes.Steve,you'll always be apart of my heart.:buds:

I just stumbled across this thread this morning and though I did not know Steve, I can feel the void that his loss has created. I know that when we tragically lost club member Al P. last year, we all felt very empty in our hearts. My thoughts are with his family who have lost such a wonderful husband, father and man.