Just seen Scott Lloyds post on the Socials. Little Rich Curtis Captour of a lot of the history fish from the like of Yately, Wraysbury and Colnemere has passed away.
Remember reading about Little Richs exploits in early editions of Rob Maylins BC Mag. I know these guys were just anglers and weren't really rewriting history or leaving a massive mark on world
So Hero's is probably to strong a word. But in this small little world we inhabit and is all consuming. To me and a few others they were. My hero's are gradually dwindling. But that's life
An interesting little side note to his passing is that he made Scott promise that he would put his story out in the event of his passing. Story's like his are to good to be left untold. Do him proud Scott.
Rest easy Richie Curtis..
Remember reading about Little Richs exploits in early editions of Rob Maylins BC Mag. I know these guys were just anglers and weren't really rewriting history or leaving a massive mark on world
So Hero's is probably to strong a word. But in this small little world we inhabit and is all consuming. To me and a few others they were. My hero's are gradually dwindling. But that's life
An interesting little side note to his passing is that he made Scott promise that he would put his story out in the event of his passing. Story's like his are to good to be left untold. Do him proud Scott.
Rest easy Richie Curtis..
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RIP Ritchie, my Condolences to your family & friends.
I very much enjoyed Simon Hartop's short article in subsurfacejournal on you catching the royal forty.👍
SIMON HARTOP | 26.06.1996 | Ritchie and the Royal
RIP Ritchie, my Condolences to your family & friends.
I very much enjoyed Simon Hartop's short article in subsurfacejournal on you catching the royal forty.👍
SIMON HARTOP | 26.06.1996 | Ritchie and the Royal
Very sad news, This old hobby has lost a real character. Motormouth as we knew him was simply one of our own. God bless him x