''If you could''.

[flightliner]

I,ve said before that It would have to be John Martin the old "Trent Otter" but as this is a second time on the subject I,ll have a second choice, this time a man much admired in Sheffield, "Gentleman" George Sands. A guy much respected in this angling mad town for his fishing abilities, a national angler and a truly all round nice guy.

 

[rayner]

I really can't think of anyone I would spend a day fishing with.
There are a number of anglers I would love to chat with over a pint. First choice for me would be my old mentor, I moved away for work during the late 60s and a few months later he died.
Other would be the likes of Benny Ashurst or Dave Thomas.

 

[Derek Gibson]

It would have to be my constant angling companion of twenty eight years prior to his sudden death in 1994. Selfless, honest, a loyal friend and a passionate angler with a great sense of humour, that was A.C.Taylor. Fondly known to everyone as ''Ches'', the one with the ready smile.

 

[Bob Hornegold]

Fred J Taylor, Richard Walker, Bernard Venables, Dennis Pye and Simon King from the past, Chris Yates, Mark Walsingham, ****ie Carr, Kevin Parr, Terry Hearn, Martin Bowler, Neill Stephens, John Bailey, Bob Morris and many others.

So many anglers that I have known, now departed, but never forgotten and admired.

Bob