RIP Ron Lindner

Sorry to hear Ron passed away yesterday at 86.

We all grew up with the Linders.

R.I.P. Ron

Sad day for the fishing world. RIP Ron.

Rip

Dang.

Enjoyed watching him and Al catch their fav “blackys” or “brownys”.

RIP

RIP Ron. Learned a lot from him and his brother.

That is a legend among legends. RIP Ron Linder. I remember reading all the Linder Media I could as a kid. I really looked up to the Linder’s as the example of the good guys in the industry.

Sad to hear. Ron was a hoot. Welcome home, Ron. I know this world was not your home, you were just passing through.

Sad to hear another legend has left us. He can now go fishing with my Dad.

RIP to a guy that was a great innovator. Loved his testimony. Sad to hear and condolences to his family.

RIP Ron

Very grateful for the many positive contributions he made to our industry. RIP Ron

My family did not fish when I was growing up . The linder’s helped instill my love of the outdoors and fishing. Rip.

He made so many contributions and really put life in the fishing industry through fishing tournaments and educational magazines/tv shows. Lost a legend.

What a sad day he will be missed one of my favorites. Wow what a blow RIP

RIP Ron

Dutchboy wrote:

We all grew up with the Linders.

R.I.P. Ron

We sure did. I remember a great episode with Al in a scuba outfit jumping into the guest’s boat telling him it’s a jig bite. The guest is catching nothing and Al grabs his rod, changes to a jig and catches a fish with every cast. It was hilarious

A fishing legend for sure. RIP Ron.

The BIG GUY upstairs is getting a great one ! RIP Ron and prayers to the family

RIP Ron. You were an innovator and a great teacher.

A true legend in the industry. RIP Mr. Lindner.

RIP Mr.Lindner.God got a good one there.Prayers to the rest of the family.

Amazing wealth of knowledge, & LUND Boats always comes to mind hearing that last name.

RIP Ron Lindner.

Legend simply does not quite do him justice, the man was a titan among mere mortals, an icon in an industry that he helped shape with respect, dignity, and honor. If you took the time to watch him and Al you not only became a better fishermen, you became a better person for having been able to watch them share their passion with you. I’m grateful for all of the wisdom and joy that he was able to share with us in his lifetime. RIP Ron, may you find your peaceful rest on a lake somewhere with the loons calling, the sun setting, and a big fish on the line. Condolences to his family and friends.

Glad to have met both of them…RIP Ron

RIP Ron
prayers sent to the whole Linder family

For some of us, speaking for myself still remember the beginning back in the early 1970’s. I was just a kid back then but gobbled up their early promotions, shows and magazines.

Ron and Al began with a show and sharing information that of which had never truly been revealed or shared before to the growing audience. Such then was the origins of In-Fishermen. It took off beyond what even they could have dreamed at the time.

If any have followed their story, Al was the front man and face of the whole production but it was Ron that was the genius behind it all and did more behind the curtain to build them into a media icon.

I still have some old In-Fishermen VHS tapes. Problem is I no longer have a VHS player.

Certainly sad that he has passed on.

For anyone who does not have a copy of this book…’First Light on the Water’, I would highly suggest you own one.

For the inspiration that the Lindner’s and now as much Ron Lindner shared can truly be appreciated.

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Best book out there I read it very often. Game changer for me. RIP Ron

Very good book! RIP Ron.😢

Loved it when he called his brother, Alfonse, on the shows as he sat in the back of the boat.