Madison River town worried over possible angling changes

(Rachel Leathe | Bozeman Daily Chronicle via AP) In this March 27, 2019, photo, the Madison River flows in Ennis, Mont. Ennis residents are worried about any new rules or limitations on the Madison River, one of the most famous fly-fishing destinations in the world.

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