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Respecting the resource: Andy Carlson reflects on 50 years guiding, flyfishing legacy in Montana

Carlson says negotiated reservoir water and a wild-trout approach helped restore flows as stocked fish struggled to survive.

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Stevensville resident Andy Carlson can be recognized for creating a staple fly, the Purple Haze. His impact reaches far beyond the tip of his rod, as he helped revitalize the Bitterroot River.

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Respecting the resource: Andy Carlson reflects on 50 years guiding, flyfishing legacy in Montana

Stevensville resident Andy Carlson can be recognized for creating a staple fly, the Purple Haze. His impact reaches far beyond the tip of his rod, as he helped revitalize the Bitterroot River.

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KBZK broke the news on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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