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Thoughts and condolences go to his family.
Terrible news.
Terrible news.
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Very sad news,just shows how easily these things can happen. It is a terrible wake upcall for everybody to "fish safe" and never take even the slightest risk.
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thousands of anglers in north east
would it not be possable to have collection boxes in tackle shops and at comps for flowers or a donation to the familyold anglers never die -they just smell that wayComment
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a terrible piece of news, just goes to show how vunrable we can all be from time to time doing the thing we love best. deepest sympathy to all of this gentlemans family and a reminder of thanks to all those people within the rescue services. very sad day indeed bri.Comment
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Awful newsTHE PSYCHIC BIKERComment
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Very tragic. Rip.
Has he been recovered yet? the daily mail says his body was left overnight.
Fisherman buried alive under tonnes of rock after cliff crumbles under his feet | Mail OnlineComment
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Always horrible to hear these stories. Angling is a dangerous sports which is why safety should always come first although we have all fished such places (infact the same place) and never expect these things to happen. Thoughts out to the family<i>Put back what you don't need.</i>Comment
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Condolences to the family and my greatest admiration to the rescue services for their valiant efforts in very difficult conditions… A sad day.Comment
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terrible news
A sad day for all those of us who fish in the NE, RIP my thoughts go out to his family and friends.
Sorry for your loss
Reguards Andy
Stay Safe & Tight Lines
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Species so far in 2013, codling, whiting, billet, rockling, dab, flounder, plaice, starry smooth houndComment
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This is tragic news and I know the whole of the north east sea angling community will be shocked and saddened by what has happened. The area is home to some of the most dedicated and hard core anglers anywhere in the UK and today we lost a fellow angler, may he rest in peace. My sincere condolences go to his friends and family.Comment
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I spoke to my Station Officer earlier, and he says unfortunately not as yet. The boulders and debris were too big.Originally posted by Gazz View Post
My thoughts go out to his family and friends and also to the members of the rescue services for their valiant efforts in atrocious conditions. I work regularly with the lads in the Amble CRT, and they, like all the other CRT's and services, would have done all they could to help"And I looked, and behold'a pale horse; and his name that sat on him was death, and hell followed with hi, and power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth, to kill with sword and with hunger, and with the beasts of the earth"Comment
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RipComment
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It's terrible that u go out fishing and yet don't get to come home after it all.
God bless him and his family. I've never fished the mark and prob never will now.
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RIP. Makes you think twice about fishing other cliff tops marks such as the Target and Hill 60 after seeing the amount of mud that falls off them.Drowning worms since 2007.Comment
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R.I.P . Thoughts go out to his family.Comment
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