R.i.p. Jose Wejebe

[Shane Procell]

I can't believe Jose Wejebe has passed away this afternoon in Everglades City. He was one of my favorite fishermen and one of the reasons I relocated to South Florida.

R.I.P. Brother

[SoFlaBassAddict]

I was getting ready to post this myself. Very sad to hear it. I had the pleasure of meeting him and fishing with him on several different occasions. He's one of the people I respected most in the fishing community. Rest in peace, Jose. Hope you find that giant Tarpon waiting for you up in heaven.....

[tomustang]

What the hell??? I was just watching his show and this news comes up, d**n, RIP

Edit: article http://www.news-press.com/article/20120406/NEWS0119/120406034/0/TEXTMESSAGING/Pilot-dies-after-plane-crashes-Everglades-Airpark?odyssey=nav%7Chead

[00 mod]

RIP....one of my favorite shows!

Jeff

[0119]

R.I.P. very nice man in person. Great Show. I will miss him.

[quanjig]

Well that blows, one of the few fishing shows that my wife enjoyed watching with me. Very sad

[bocabasser]

horrible news. a true waterman.

[SirSnookalot]

Shocked and speechless...............only fishing show I would watch.

[Hooligan]

Total bummer, he was one of the greatest of greats. I had the pleasure of fishing with him a number of times, I'll cherish those even more now.

[Sam]

I heard it was a small plane crash in Florida with one male on board.

I always enjoyed his show since I love fishing shallow water.

So sorry to hear about his loss.

T&P to his family.

[gar-tracker]

WOW, sad, RIP

[BASS-N-TATERS]

im not from florida....but i did enjoy his how...i am from tennessee and watchin his show helped me make it through the colder months till summer time when i could get down there to that beautiful ocean!....i am from memphis the home town of bill dance. and i couldnt imagine losing a home town fishing hero in such tragic way ...thoughts and prayers to his family and his fans

[Fishing Cowgirl]

RIP Jose from myself and Fishingcowboy. I loved watching his shows.

[South FLA]

I met him twice and both times he was approachable and informative, its a shame he passed. He was a great angler and well known in South Florida.

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