Reflections Remastered | The Return To Reading | Oz Holness | A Carp Fishing Documentary

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  @craiglittle9812 · 10 months ago

  That was a difficult part of the film re. Paul. He'd be super proud of you and opening up like that for the world to see must be both bittersweet and a relief for you at the same time. Life is too short for anyone but for us anglers that appreciate the natural world more than most it almost feels even shorter because we appreciate how wonderful life really is. Your videos always portray this and props to you Oz for opening up and giving us another gem. RIP Paul and big respect to you.

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• JH

  @jhardy1971 · 4 months ago

  Man that was a tough watch at 38 minutes. I lost 2 very close friends to brain tumours. I feel your pain brother ❤

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• PA

  @paulglazebrook205 · 4 months ago

  great vid oz.....bless mr F...

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• OL

  @ollief1658 · 8 months ago

  As we know the Angling world can be a funny old game ...WE also know the love and friendship made  along the way makes it magical ❤ .... RIP Paul X

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• CI

  @cichlidfan90a92 · 4 months ago

  Oz you are simply as real as it gets. I absolutely loved this film for so many reasons. Your friend Paul will be very proud. ❤

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• PS

  @psychtunes9553 · 10 months ago

  I enjoyed this video so much. I have Multiple Sclerosis, and as a disabled angler, this story inspired me to prepare for a campaign that I have been putting off for far too long! Thank you so much Oz...

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• AN

  @andybiggs4179 · 9 months ago

  It takes a real man to show his emotions like that oz . Good for you for leaving that in mate.  Really enjoyed this thank you.

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• MO

  @monkeybrains · 10 months ago

  Cheers Oz. Will be watching this on a proper tv when the mrs is out.

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• JA

  @JamieGenge · 10 months ago (edited)

  Great film, Oz you have always been one of the best story tellers in the game, but didn&apos;t expect to be in tears watching a carp film. RIP Paul and God bless you Oz for sharing, gone but not forgotten ❤🙏🐋<br><br><br>Also brought back Great memories fishing the lake a very long time ago when I lived in Reading

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• MA

  @ma04dazCarpHunt · 8 months ago

  Beautiful

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• BO

  @BoyceeBoycee · 10 months ago

  Thank you , Oz, your sharing of your experience with Paul dying warmed my heart. My Dad who introduced me and supported my fishing was diagnosed with amyloidosis he fished till he couldn&apos;t walk anymore. I still have his John Wilson Avon quiver rod and see fishing gear from his shed. Love fishing with them and remembering

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• DA

  @davidmorrall3969 · 10 months ago

  I remember reading Paul&apos;s articles in the magazines back around mid 2000s. I always enjoyed reading Paul&apos;s content. <br><br>I really felt that, thanks for sharing Oz.

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