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US-COMMERCIAL-FISHERMEN-FISH-THROUGH-ICE-ON-LAKE-SUPERIOR

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BAYFIELD, WISCONSIN – FEBRUARY 23: Commercial fishermen Cole Meierotto (L) and Chad Bressler check their nets on Lake Superior on February 23, 2021 in Bayfield, Wisconsin. During winter months when ice on the lake is too thick for boats, commercial fishermen navigate the lake on snowmobiles, cutting holes through the ice to set their fishing nets. Scott Olson/Getty Images/AFP

Commercial fishermen Cole Meierotto pulls a rope across the frozen lake to bring a net to the surface while fishing under the ice on Lake Superior on February 23, 2021 in Bayfield, Wisconsin. During winter months when ice on the lake is too thick for boats, commercial fishermen navigate the lake on snowmobiles, cutting holes through the ice to set their fishing nets. Scott Olson/Getty Images/AFP
Commercial fisherman Jeremy Milligan heads out to check his nets while fishing on Lake Superior on February 23, 2021 in Bayfield, Wisconsin. During winter months when ice on the lake is too thick for boats, commercial fishermen navigate the lake on snowmobiles, cutting holes through the ice to set their fishing nets. Scott Olson/Getty Images/AFP

Commercial fishermen Cole Meierotto pulls a rope across the frozen lake to bring a net to the surface while fishing under the ice on Lake Superior on February 23, 2021 in Bayfield, Wisconsin. During winter months when ice on the lake is too thick for boats, commercial fishermen navigate the lake on snowmobiles, cutting holes through the ice to set their fishing nets. Scott Olson/Getty Images/AFP
Commercial fisherman Jeremy Milligan heads out to check his nets while fishing on Lake Superior on February 23, 2021 in Bayfield, Wisconsin. During winter months when ice on the lake is too thick for boats, commercial fishermen navigate the lake on snowmobiles, cutting holes through the ice to set their fishing nets. Scott Olson/Getty Images/AFP

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