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Suboc
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   Old Thread  #30 19 Aug 2026 at 11.56am  0  Login    Register
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Sad indeed-rip
yonny
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   Old Thread  #29 17 Aug 2026 at 10.26am  0  Login    Register
RIP
CarpCodger71
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   Old Thread  #28 16 Aug 2026 at 9.25am  1  Login    Register
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RIP Sir Pete you inspired so many carp anglers
QAE
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   Old Thread  #27 16 Aug 2026 at 8.44am  0  Login    Register
RIP Pete

Loved the first two books. Starting with a virtually blank piece of paper it felt like you were sharing the adventure as so little was known about those great mystery waters.
scozza
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   Old Thread  #26 15 Aug 2026 at 10.08pm  0  Login    Register
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Nothing famous about these times Neil, as you say, just another bunch’s of mongs trying to be famous… for what … it’s dead 💀

Who cares!!!
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   Old Thread  #25 15 Aug 2026 at 9.38pm  1  Login    Register
In the current time of tik tok ****ers and wannabees, tossers of no substance trying to be famous (ish) , the passing of a true angler is more poignant than ever.

In the overall scheme of things I have no idea if Pete was a Titan of industry, a scion of high finance or a pillar of society.

What I do know was that he was a pioneer of his time in the carping world, we could look up to him and his efforts. We had the chance to emulate this and quite frankly we then ****ed it up big style to what it has become today.

Rest in peace fellow angler. You showed the way. We were too stupid to follow it.




clicky
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   Old Thread  #24 15 Aug 2026 at 5.47pm  1  Login    Register
Rip sir Pete.. 🙏 an outstanding angler and also one of the best interviews I've read in the old carp society mag.
Jezpaul
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   Old Thread  #23 15 Aug 2026 at 10.39am  1  Login    Register
A sad loss to carp angling, the Wraysbury and to me the Yeoveney brace shots were a true inspiration.
thicky
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   Old Thread  #22 15 Aug 2026 at 4.53am  1  Login    Register
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Sad news.... rest in peace Pete.
Mistymere
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   Old Thread  #21 14 Aug 2026 at 9.48am  0  Login    Register
Very sad news, a true pioneer, fantastic angler and human being, very humble bloke, he will be sadly missed, condolences to his family and friends , rip sir pete
scozza
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   Old Thread  #20 14 Aug 2026 at 7.37am  0  Login    Register
RIP Sir Pete.

That Wraysbury brace is one of the most iconic carp captures ever for me. Incredible!
Tinhead
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   Old Thread  #19 13 Aug 2026 at 10.33pm  0  Login    Register
RIP
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   Old Thread  #18 13 Aug 2026 at 9.36pm  2  Login    Register
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I believe it was Rob Maylin who christened Pete, Sir. Think it sort of stuck. Probably a lot more deserved than some of those hereditary waste of space out there..😀
DaveSG
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   Old Thread  #17 13 Aug 2026 at 9.29pm  0  Login    Register

Sad news - R.I.P Pete Springate
Scot-chegg
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   Old Thread  #16 13 Aug 2026 at 8.39pm  0  Login    Register
Very sad indeed a proper legend in every sense .
The best interview style podcast ever is the thinking tackle one on you tube with pete and Ritchie mac..2 parter around 4 hours of 2 legendary anglers reminiscing and chewing the fat.
Think I'll watch it again now.
Not many would attempt to catch fish on floaters in every month in a calendar year..pete done it twice
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