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For more than 30 years, Reynold Sexton has managed a fly fishing camp on the Grande Cascapédia River and managed his fly shop, Sexton & Sexton. Given his experience, Sexton is considered a pioneer in the Atlantic salmon fishing industry, and he shares an important message for the future generation of anglers in this short film: “If we don’t release, and we don’t work together, there will be nothing left for the kids.” This film is a part of the People We Met series from Hooké.
