Another great loss in the fishing community
 

I received a call last night from his son informing me that Ed Nowak, "The Fishin' Pole" passed away. Many are familiar with Ed from The Fisherman Magazine's "South Shore to Boston" report, and he has been a staple of the magazine since the 1970's.

Sad - I spoke with him last year. He loved talking to people who remembered his writings in The Fisherman Mag. RIP Fishin Pole

RIP Ed

RIP. Fished with him once on captain Roger Broussou's boat. Nice guy. Always did enjoy his writing and sense of humor in it.
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Wow - what a Great Guy.

Godspeed Ed - you were an original in a world so short of them

Wow....R.I.P Ed... I took Ed fishing on several occasions back in the late 80's ... he was always one of the most enjoyed speakers for the Merrimack Striper club...

Sorry to hear this :(
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R.I.P. Ed I always enjoyed your writings

RIP
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I always remember his articles and his weekly reports as being written by a humble and knowledgeable author with a sense of humor who seemed to easily make friends with everyone. We need more people like Ed Nowak.

Very sad, he still did radio spots on WATD. RIP Ed..... Na-zdrowie
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Sad news... RIP Ed

Sad news. Ed was a very nice man. He will be missed.

He and Matty Ahearn were two reasons why I kept subscribing. Matty wrote about party boat fishing in the LI edition. He had a great article about the time he was working as a mate, and Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig came aboard to fish.

Jack Fallon was another favorite writer.

Tight lines, Ed.

Here is a link to story which appeared in print in The Fisherman back in January on Ed. He really was a unique character that lived a long and interesting life.

http://www.thefisherman.com/index.cf....ZcE6dJ0I.dpbs

Sad news, may he be at peace. Nazdrowie!

Update on services, etc... http://hosting-24098.tributes.com/ob...owak-102733882

I enjoyed listening to him speak at MSBA meetings. A fine gentleman ! RIP.

RIP Ed jus one pole to another

RIP Ed,
I remember Ed going way way back.God Bless to family and friends
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I knew him from the short time he served on the NEFMC's RAP. Sad to hear of his passing.

RIP Ed