Minnesotans Hit The Water For Fishing Opener Despite Cold Weather And Pandemic
Saturday's fishing opener in Minnesota was a chance for people to get some fresh air, and many did, in spite of cold temperatures in the morning and strong winds.
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Saturday's fishing opener in Minnesota was a chance for people to get some fresh air, and many did, in spite of cold temperatures in the morning and strong winds.
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On Friday, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources warned the public that fire dangers are high this weekend despite the cool temperatures.
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