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Bradley Roy had an impressive third day of the Dixie Duel, yielding a 17-10 bag that secured him the tournament lead going into the final day.
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Born to be bass pro photo gallery
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James OverstreetThe Day Three weigh-in: Roy took the lead in the tournament, while Kevin VanDam took the limelight -- and the AOY trophy.
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Rob RussowBradley Roy makes a cast on Day Four of the Dixie Duel as a camera films the action.
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Rob RussowRoy reties the crankbait that he has been catching many of his fish on.
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Rob RussowEarly on Sunday, Bradley Roy sets the hook on a fish on Wheeler Lake.
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Rob RussowThe biggest problem early in the morning was that white bass were the only fish biting.
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Rob RussowRoy rotated between two crankbaits, two spoons and a Carolina rig.
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Rob RussowBradley Roy hooks up with what appears to be a largemouth early on Sunday.
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Rob RussowRoy dips his rod into the water as the fish charges to the side of his boat.
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Rob RussowThis largemouth was attempting to jump free of Bradley Roy’s crankbait.
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Rob RussowRoy was able to get a hand under this keeper and pulled him over the side.
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Rob RussowBradley Roy unhooks his fourth keeper largemouth of the morning.
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Rob RussowWith the wind and waves making boat positioning hard, Roy drops his trolling motor even lower.
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Rob RussowRoy grabs the pedestal seat from the back to help steady him on the front of his boat.
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Rob RussowBoats watch the Day Three leader fishing early on the final day of competition.
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Rob RussowA wave crashes over the bow of Roy’s boat on a windy Day Four of the Dixie Duel.
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Rob RussowRoy sets the hook on another white bass on one of his slower mornings on Wheeler Lake.
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