The U.S. Canadian border could soon open up for non-essential travel; some American anglers can't wait to catch Canadian fish
And many Minnesotans travel to Canada for good old fishing. "Wallaye fishing is incredible. You can go up there and catch a hundred to 200 walleyes per day, per person," said Jeff Minske, owner of Minske, Bait Tackle, and Custom Rods. The border has been closed to nonessential travel for more than a year. "It's finally about time. It's awesome. The resort owners up there are hurting really bad. You got to figure the resort owners in Southern Canada. Probably 90 percent of their businesses is from the United States," Minske said. He said the closed border impacted his business as well.