2011 Bass Pro Shops Southern Open #3: Day Two Launch

Check out photos from the Bass Pro Shops Southern Open #3 Day Two launch.

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	The dock at Dandridge Point.</p>
The dock at Dandridge Point.
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	Anglers sit and discuss the tournament before their day starts.</p>
Anglers sit and discuss the tournament before their day starts.
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	Anglers hit the water starting at 5:00 a.m. Some try to catch up on sleep whenever they get the chance. </p>
Anglers hit the water starting at 5:00 a.m. Some try to catch up on sleep whenever they get the chance. 
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	Charlie Hartley gets his gear ready.</p>
Charlie Hartley gets his gear ready.
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	The day started off with cloud coverage and temperatures in the 60s.  </p>
The day started off with cloud coverage and temperatures in the 60s.  
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	Brian Clark gets his gear setup for the day. </p>
Brian Clark gets his gear setup for the day. 
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	Competitors salute during the national anthem. </p>
Competitors salute during the national anthem. 
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	A B.A.S.S. official looks out at the competitors before take-off. </p>
A B.A.S.S. official looks out at the competitors before take-off. 
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	Terry Scroggins lines his rod and reels across his boat. </p>
Terry Scroggins lines his rod and reels across his boat. 
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	Keith Poche waits for his turn to take-off. </p>
Keith Poche waits for his turn to take-off. 
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	Kayla Williamson, sister of Jason Williamson, takes a photo. </p>
Kayla Williamson, sister of Jason Williamson, takes a photo. 
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	Livewell check by B.A.S.S. Officials.</p>
Livewell check by B.A.S.S. Officials.
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	Jason Williamson gets ready to launch.</p>
Jason Williamson gets ready to launch.
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	Cliff Crochet is all smiles.</p>
Cliff Crochet is all smiles.
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	Tournament director Chris Bowes sends Flight 6 on their way. </p>
Tournament director Chris Bowes sends Flight 6 on their way. 
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	Fans line the dock as the boats idle by. </p>
Fans line the dock as the boats idle by. 
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	Another beautiful morning on Douglas Lake. </p>
Another beautiful morning on Douglas Lake.