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The first time I ever saw a tandem rig in action was almost 20 years ago on Depuy's Spring Creek in Paradise Valley, Montana. It was my first week working out there, and fellow guide Matt Greemore allowed me to tag along as he took a client to the famed stream, which empties into the Yellowstone just south of Livingston. We had spotted a nice rainbow nymphing. . .