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Art Flick, born Aug. 3, 1904, and died Aug. 30, 1985, was a dedicated conservationist and sportsman who loved the Schoharie. There he helped establish the first “fish-for-fun” area in New York State and secured many miles of public fishing rights. There he conducted the research for his streamside guide to naturals and their imitations, which introduced generations of fly fishermen to the joys of imitating trout-stream insects. He was remembered as a great but humble man and a source of good will and inspiration.
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