Many of you from the northeast might know Tim Coleman. He was a great fisherman and will be sadly missed by the fishing community. I had the privilege of attending many of his seminars in the early 80's
RIP Tim....You will be sadly missed
http://www.theday.com/article/20120503/ ... 3/1047/NWS
Local Fishing Expert Found Dead 65
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Re: Local Fishing Expert Found Dead 65
WOW, That is the road to our beach & pond! He was a local fixture & I wish his family all my thoughts and prayers.
My family saw him often (always on the fish!), I never wanted to bug him, but he always took time to show my boys his catch and explain his technique. He really understood and appreciated the future of the sport and was a great advocate of balancing pleasure and commercial interests.
He was able to make a living doing what he loved and it seems that he was fishing until the end. A good life in my book!
It really puts things in perspective. God bless you and your family!
My family saw him often (always on the fish!), I never wanted to bug him, but he always took time to show my boys his catch and explain his technique. He really understood and appreciated the future of the sport and was a great advocate of balancing pleasure and commercial interests.
He was able to make a living doing what he loved and it seems that he was fishing until the end. A good life in my book!
It really puts things in perspective. God bless you and your family!
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Re: Local Fishing Expert Found Dead 65
Rick that's a beautiful area 
The boys and I dig steamers in Quonnie all the time 
It's a blessing for Tim to have gone so quickly and in such a beautiful setting....no hospice, hospitals, Chemo
God bless him, and his family May they have the strength to carry on and remember what a contributor he was to fishermen of all ages
The boys and I dig steamers in Quonnie all the time It's a blessing for Tim to have gone so quickly and in such a beautiful setting....no hospice, hospitals, Chemo
God bless him, and his family May they have the strength to carry on and remember what a contributor he was to fishermen of all ages