The Catskill Fly Fishing Center and Museum each year nominates members for induction into their Fly Fishing Hall of Fame. Since it was established 20 years ago, the Fly Fishing Hall of Fame has honored 66 people who have made a significant contribution to fly fishing.
For 2010, The Catskill Fly Fishing Center and Museum's Fly Fishing Hall of Fame inductees are Jack Gartside, John Randolph, Art Lee, and Louis Rhead.
These honorees join a distinguished group of fly fishers that includes notables like; Theodore Gordon, Lee and Joan Wulff, Harry and Elsie Darbee, Ernie Schwiebert, Everett Garrison, Nick Lyons, and Art Flick.
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