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Roger Goranson stands next to the 36-inch northern pike he caught during the 2011 Bemidji Fishing Has No Boundaries event. Each year the largest fish caught during the event is mounted by Kelvin Hughes of Buckstop Taxidermy and Goranson's pike was the 2011 winner. With Goranson is Susie Balstad who is on the FHNB committee. This year's event was held June 22-23 and 80 anglers participated. About half of the FHNB anglers were from Bemidji and the majority of the others came from other communities in north...

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