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DULUTH, Minn. – An 11-year-old girl suffered bone-deep lacerations when what was probably a fish chewed on her foot and ankle as she cooled off in a northeastern Minnesota lake.
Maren Kesselhon suffered nine deep cuts and tendon damage Wednesday when she jumped off a paddleboard on Island Lake, near Duluth, about 150 miles (240 kilometres) northeast of Minneapolis.
Maren tells WDIO-TV (http://bit.ly/2uizN4r ) that she could feel her foot was inside a fish’s mouth and kicked at it with her other foot to free herself. The doctors who treated Maren say the razor-sharp cuts probably were caused by a muskie, which inhabit Island Lake.
A Duluth fisherman caught and released a 47-inch (120-centimetre) long muskie in the lake Wednesday.
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This story has been corrected to show the father’s name is Ryan Kesselhon, not Kesselhorn.
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Information from: WDIO-TV, http://www.wdio.com
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