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Redington’s ‘Find Your Water Series: Contradictions’
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In this episode of Redington's Find Your Water series, the crew takes us to Billings, Montana, an industrial town with incredible access to the outdoors. In Billings, a divide exists between anglers and miners, and that divide is squarely where Rich Schwend finds himself. Contradictions shares Schwend's story and takes a hard look at the stereotypes surrounding fly-fishing (and why they really don't matter). Check out more videos from Redington and find the whole story on their website.
