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The St. Louis River rages around Jay Cooke State Park this spring, as Leann Fetters captured, Esko junior Karsten Fetters kayaking last weekend.
Jana Peterson caught up with Fetters, Baylor Litsey, and Andy Stingle, left, on Tuesday with kayaks near Highway 210 bridge for another run from Scanlon to the reservoir before they put in again on the other side of the bridge. "It was a little chilly," Fetters said with a big smile.
Local kayakers are taking advantage of the fast, high waters of the St. Louis River during spring runoff too. Esko High School students Karsten Fetters and Baylor Litsey put their kayaks in just past the Highway 210 bridge for a thrilling Tuesday afternoon adventure, after kayaking from Scanlon to the reservoir first with four other friends. “It was a little chilly,” said Fetters, with a big smile. Thank goodness their buddy Andy Stingle (also pictured) was there to pick them up.
