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Dylan Tomine’s steelhead passion has brought him close to beautiful places, driven him far from stability, and lost him some loving relationships. 
This is a story about how an obsession can take priority over everything and how it can provide both purpose and isolation. And how it isn’t guaranteed to last forever.

Dylan was just featured on the podcast Ten Thousand Things, and it’s a great listen.

Dylan Tomine’s steelhead passion has brought him close to beautiful places, driven him far from stability, and lost him some loving relationships. This is a ...{ai:summary}Dylan Tomine's obsession with steelhead has cost him relationships and stability but provided purpose and isolation in beautiful places. His story teaches that obsessions do not last forever. #outdoors

A steelhead obsession dries up

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