The Yellowstone River closure late last month confirmed once again how fragile our rivers are. In one week, about 4,000 fish (mostly whitefish) died due to a parasite. Some sections that were closed have been reopened, but jury is still out on the source of the parasite. In this episode, we tell our stories of the rivers we love and how the Yellowstone River closure makes us appreciate each moment on the river.
Listen to our episode “Lessons from the Yellowstone River Closure” now
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What rivers hold a special place for you? How do the lessons the Yellowstone River closure apply to the rivers you fish?
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