Got me thinking...I'm from the loto area and remember seeing mike at tan Tan Tara resort docks around 1990. He had a 32 hustler there named "no limits" (I believe). Just crazy.....that would have been about 24 years ago and I was 16. How time passes you by.
RIP. Your legacy lives on.

Sad to hear. Thoughts and prayers to the family. Rest in peace Mike.

Such sad news, R.I.P.

R.i.p

so very sad, my thoughts and prayers are with his family...

Jacky

some of the coolest boats ever produced. It just sucks that you had to leave early. it's such a hard thing to deal with.especially because a lot of people love you.lots and lots of people will miss you Mike! Godspeed

Wow Prayers to his family. Huge loss to the industry :(

Truly terrible news! Thoughts and prayers to the family – RIP Mike.

Very sad, tragic.

What I really liked and respected about Mike was the fact that he was such a humble, sincere, down to earth guy. Over the years, I would run into him at shows and events all over the country and visited his facilities several times. He was always easy to talk to and pleasant, something that is too often lost when you're at the top of your game like he was. I'll never be in a position to buy a new Outerlimits but when I would run into Mike and say hello, his face would light up with a genuine smile and extend a solid handshake. I respected him greatly for that.

Thursday night at the Performance Boats party, I got to shake his hand and wish him well. Unfortunately, my friends and I witnessed the entire horrific event while rafted up at the Shoot Out, I'm sure that image will stay with us for the rest of our lives. We were all very happy to hear he survived the crash and were all pulling for a quick recovery. So unfortunate that complications from the crash took his life.

R.I.P. Mike Fiore, you will be missed by many.

Kurt Flachbart
Naples, Maine

What a great loss to our community , Mike you will be missed by many. My deepest simpathy to the family.