Howard A. Bell
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Howard A. Bell
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Howard A. Bell (1888–1974) of Wrington was one of the first anglers to adopt an imitative approach to fly fishing on reservoirs in the early twentieth century. At a time when employing flashy 'attractor' patterns was the norm he employed the alternative tactic of using artificial flies that represented the shape and form of the creatures present in Blagdon Water where he fished regularly. Conrad Voss Bark, BBC political correspondent and angling historian, had these words to say about him, "Dr B
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British sportsman
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2022-01-24T00:47:20Z
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