Just read in todays Everett Herald, that beloved radio host and fisherman, Bill Davis, passed away last month.

Back when Bill was on Kiro, I always looked forward to sunday evening and his radio show.

He will be missed.

Here is the article, as published in today's Everett Herald.

"One of the Pacific Northwest's most widely recognized outdoor communicators, Bill Davis, died early last month from complications following surgery for diabetes. Best known for his 20-year long Sunday evening radio show on KIRO radio, "Outdoor Line," Davis also was a talented illustrator, musician and writer, and an accomplished chef. He was a fixture as a speaker and instructor for years at outdoor shows, expositions and seminars around Puget Sound, and wrote fishing and hunting articles for many outdoor publications.

Bill and I went on many a fishing expedition together over the years, singing and playing guitar as the black, early-morning miles rolled by beneath the pickup, and the outdoor community hereabouts will be the poorer for his passing.

At his request, his ashes were scattered on his beloved Skykomish River. "