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"A 71-year-old Yonkers man was found dead at the bottom of a pond clutching his fishing pole in upstate Brighton after he suffered a heart attack and fell out of his canoe while fishing Wednesday, authorities said."

I hope this isn't being disrespectful, but that was the first thing that came to my mind when I read that. At least he went out fishing. God Bless him.

Probably a G.Loomis or Kistler...

I hope his did not offend anyone.

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    I'd hope that I'll leave here in the same way.  

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    i know when i leave this place ill be going to that BASS POND IN THE SKY .... what a great way to go ....

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    What a great way to go!

    *salutes*

    Offend???  NO WAY!

    I hope they buried it with him! :)

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    What a great way to go!

    *salutes*

    Offend???  NO WAY!

    I hope they buried it with him! :)

    Yeah! A guy like that deserves a mounument!

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    Maybe he had the heart attack when he leaned over to lip his 10 pounder.

    Sort of defines a lifetime warranty, huh? ...lol

    LBH-

    If the question ever comes up, the Turkey Run warranty does expire with the angler. :D

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    I echo the sentiments stated above,

    When it's my time, I can't think of a better place.

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    Offend??? NO WAY!

    I hope they buried it with him! :)

    I'll bet they did. :(

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    Flech- My "Turkey Run" line up WILL be in the casket with me when I go.  Hopefully I will have 3 or 4 of them by then ;)

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