Max Kirkland

IndianLagoon

I just saw the news that Max passed away after a fight with cancer.   He was a regular here for many years.   RIP Max.

billybob11

RIP Max.  He used to share a lot of useful knowledge 

Slough

He was a character. He lived life his way. Rest in Peace ole friend.

LiveLine

He was the reason I joined the forum years ago....Character for sure.  RIP  

Old Dog

I saw the sad news  this morning on FB. He once posted on here frequently and 20 years ago he must have had the highest number of post on here of anyone. Very sad news. My condolences to his family.

OD

illinoisfisherman

RIP. He had a huge amount of fishing and cooking knowledge that he generously shared here. 

stc1993

I liked Max he kept the posts going back then.

RIP man.

ferris1248

A true character who will be missed. RIP.

I still have recipes he posted. 

skyway

He surely will be missed. 

Familyfisher

Rest easy Max.  If you remember the old forum with the fire posts.....Max started a lot of those. 

Cranfield

That is very sad news, another piece of the old days slipped away.
They don't make 'em like Max anymore.
Condolences to his family.

BIG BOAT 22

Max and I was some of the first members of this forum back in 1996

BIG BOAT 22

ferris1248

What was his dogs name?  He thought the world of it.

swampdog

He was before my time here. RIP and good wishes for his family.

skyway

LSU football, Kingfish, mayonnaise, Oysters raw on a half shell. Max was the kindest southern gentleman you would ever meet. He could certainly stir a pot and set fire 🔥 to the forum tho’.
crawdads were a favorite.
throw in a little Voodoo.
you would understand his characteristics. Southeast US first, to heck with the rest.
God, save the South!

greenbone

I met Max around the turn of the century, we both worked at Toyota in Thomasville. He was one hell’of a offshore fisherman. Heard there was a memorial over on StGeorge . RIP ya ole Cajun

JTR

Rest in peace Max.

You will be missed and never forgotten.

He certainly would make some spirited postings. Always had to read Max's post.

ferris1248

I'm still looking his old recipes. He wrote just like he spoke.

micci_man

RIP Max