In reply to Post #1
Sad news, enjoyed reading about him Chilly and Laney on their adventures.
R.I.P
Sad news, enjoyed reading about him Chilly and Laney on their adventures.
R.I.P
In reply to Post #1
Very sad news
I used to fish with Keith down at Eridge back in the day
RIP
Very sad news
I used to fish with Keith down at Eridge back in the day
RIP
Very sad. I used to enjoy reading about Keith and Laneys fishing adventures, back in the 90s, when I was really getting into carp fishing.
RIP Keith
RIP Keith
Very sad news, the articles in Carp World were really something to look forward to back in the day
Another link to the good old days gone, lived through the best of days 👍
Loved his stories about Horton back in the day in Carpworld, I remember he had a brilliant season one year catching many of the great history fish of the 90s........ A feat even more impressive with his outrageously bright clothes! Ha ha. His articles in Carpworld always used to raise a smile with his humour and capture of big carp with him and his friends. Thanks for the great memories Keith!
In reply to Post #18
+1 as others have said, the trousers, abiding memory.
RIP Keith
+1 as others have said, the trousers, abiding memory.
RIP Keith
In reply to Post #21
Think it was 4 diffrent forties in one season from Horton
He wrote about it in one of Tim paisley's books. Some achievement in the early 90,s.
The clothes thing was just the sign of the times really. In the late 80's early 90's you wore ether army surplus. But you was looked on as a bit serious. Or you wore what you didn't mind getting dirty from your wardrobe. And in the early 90's colourfull clothes were abound. By the sounds of it Kieth didnt take it to serious
Think it was 4 diffrent forties in one season from Horton
He wrote about it in one of Tim paisley's books. Some achievement in the early 90,s.
The clothes thing was just the sign of the times really. In the late 80's early 90's you wore ether army surplus. But you was looked on as a bit serious. Or you wore what you didn't mind getting dirty from your wardrobe. And in the early 90's colourfull clothes were abound. By the sounds of it Kieth didnt take it to serious
RIP Kieth My last memories of him are us sat in the crown ? pub in
Horten chewing the fat about the lakes in the area and finally myself handing him a large envelope full of papers and photographs of Wraysbury for his book. Sad loss
Horten chewing the fat about the lakes in the area and finally myself handing him a large envelope full of papers and photographs of Wraysbury for his book. Sad loss
Rip,I remember years ago as a kid sitting in the next swim to him float fishing at tilgate lakes in Crawley and Keith showing me he's home made sounder box.