Just seen on Andy Littles Facebook page that Bob Baker has died. Very sad news. RIP Bob
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RIP
RIP
Condolences to Bobs family, another well respected old time angler passed RIP.
Michael
Michael
Very sad news. I will always recall his rejoinder to advocates of feeding carp large amounts of expensive HNV baits. "What do you want to do, feed them or catch them?" Fair point, Bob. Thousands of carp anglers doff their caps and say a big thank-you for orange Tuttis!
Condolences to his family. Rest in peace, Bob, the Well-Known Carp Angler
Condolences to his family. Rest in peace, Bob, the Well-Known Carp Angler
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RIP Bob
RIP Bob
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RIP Bob.
RIP Bob.
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Thanks for the very best tutties ever . Rip Bob .
Thanks for the very best tutties ever . Rip Bob .
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All best bob rip
All best bob rip
RIP bob.
We loose another legend
We loose another legend
RIP Bob
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Really nice bloke was Bob, I had a lot of dealings over the phone in the 90s and he was always very interested to hear about what we were all catching. He will be missed. One of the nice guys
Really nice bloke was Bob, I had a lot of dealings over the phone in the 90s and he was always very interested to hear about what we were all catching. He will be missed. One of the nice guys
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Sad news indeed.
Where would we be today without a Tutti?
RIP Bob and condolences to your family
Sad news indeed.
Where would we be today without a Tutti?
RIP Bob and condolences to your family
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RIP Bob Baker. Top Carp angler and founder of Richworth Baits. A genuine legend in bait making, indeed including the best Tutti Fruity ever! I can remember back in the early 80's walking in to a tackle shop seeing and buying the first freezer boilies from Richworth. He went on the change the way we made, bought and stored our baits for sure. Another great loss to the Carping world.
RIP Bob Baker. Top Carp angler and founder of Richworth Baits. A genuine legend in bait making, indeed including the best Tutti Fruity ever! I can remember back in the early 80's walking in to a tackle shop seeing and buying the first freezer boilies from Richworth. He went on the change the way we made, bought and stored our baits for sure. Another great loss to the Carping world.
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He didn't start Richworth. The clues in the name
Clive Dietrich and Malcolm Winkworth
Although I'm in the same club as him, I can't recall every actually meeting him, maybe in passing on a work party. But every single time I've ever heard another member who knows him speak of him, they always say what a lovely guy he was.
Definitely a sad loss.
He didn't start Richworth. The clues in the name
Clive Dietrich and Malcolm Winkworth
Although I'm in the same club as him, I can't recall every actually meeting him, maybe in passing on a work party. But every single time I've ever heard another member who knows him speak of him, they always say what a lovely guy he was.
Definitely a sad loss.