James Overstreet
Dawn approaches as the top 12 Elite Series anglers prepare for the final day of the Pride of Georgia on Clarks Hill Lake presented by Evan Williams Bourbon.
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2008 Elite Series - Pride of Georgia
Clarks Hill Lake - Columbia County, GA, May 1 - 4, 2008
2008 Elite Series: Pride Of Georgia Day Four From The Air
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James OverstreetIt's "go time" on the final day of the Pride of Georgia.
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James OverstreetPeter Thliveros was one of the final day contenders running north to South Carolina to begin Day Four of the Pride of Georgia.
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James OverstreetThe field of contenders on the final day of the Pride of Georgia could be the strongest in Elite Series history.
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James OverstreetKenyon Hill is literally chasing Edwin Evers after the final day launch.
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James OverstreetLocal favorite (and previous winner on Clarks Hill Lake) Davy Hite had several spectator boats following him on Day Four.
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James OverstreetKenyon Hill started Day Four in second place with 49 pounds, 14 ounces.
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James OverstreetPeter Thliveros speeds to north to his first fishing spot on the final day of the Pride of Georgia on Clarks Hill Lake.
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James OverstreetPeter Thliveros speeds to north to his first fishing spot on the final day of the Pride of Georgia on Clarks Hill Lake.
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James OverstreetLow water conditions have exposed several humps like this one that Kevin VanDam fished early on Day Four.
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James Overstreet$100,000 awaits a contender in the top 12 who can best figure out the maze of water on the 71,000-acre Clarks Hill Lake.
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James OverstreetMorning fog hovered over Clarks Hill Lake at dawn, but quickly cleared as the sun rose on the final morning of the Pride of Georgia.
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James OverstreetEdwin Evers leads the way on the final day of fishing.
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James OverstreetEdwin Evers gives a thumbs-up to the ESPN cameras while being followed by a helicopter after take-off on Day Four.
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James OverstreetDenny Brauer points the way northward as he speeds towards South Carolina to start Day Four on Clarks Hill Lake. Brauer led after Day One, but starts the final day of fishing in ninth place with 41 pounds, 5 ounces.
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James OverstreetKenyon Hill starts the final day of the Pride of Georgia in second place, only 19 ounces behind tournament leader Edwin Evers.
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James OverstreetCasey Ashley started Day Four fishing main-lake points. Ashley is in sixth place with 42 pounds, 4 ounces.
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James OverstreetPeter Thliveros starts the final day of the Pride of Georgia in fourth place with 44 pounds, 4 ounces.
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James OverstreetPeter Thliveros is the only angler in the field to win two of the $250,000 Majors series events.
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James OverstreetLeader Edwin Evers had several spectator boats following him early on Day Four. Evers leads the Pride of Georgia going into the final day of fishing with 51 pounds, 1 ounce.
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