Depending on the structure of your code, you could use somehting as simple as localizing STDOUT. 
print "Msg to original STDOUT\n";
{
   local *STDOUT;
   open(STDOUT, ">my_file") ;
   select STDOUT; $| = 1; 
   print "msg to Redirected STDOUT\n";
}
print "Msg to original STDOUT again\n";

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Note that the localized copy of STDOUT will be used by any subs called from within the block (after the local), unlike with "my", but from your post, I think that's what you want. (Localizing STDOUT when you change it is good practice in any case.)

In reply to Re: reuse STDOUT after it was closed by rodion
in thread reuse STDOUT after it was closed by jeanluca

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