Day Four Late From The Lock

They're in, but they're late. Everyone, including Brauer, made it in at 3:06 except for Matt Reed, JVD and Jason Quinn.

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<p> Aaron Martens fished Pool 6 and was the first boat to check in on time on Day Four of the Diamond Drive</p>
Aaron Martens fished Pool 6 and was the first boat to check in on time on Day Four of the Diamond Drive
<p> Martens signals he has four keepers on the final day of competition.</p>
Martens signals he has four keepers on the final day of competition.
<p> Ish Monroe checks in on time, in disbelief that ten anglers got stuck in the lock coming back up.</p>
Ish Monroe checks in on time, in disbelief that ten anglers got stuck in the lock coming back up.
<p> When he first hears, Monroe throws his hands up because he could be moving up in the standings.</p>
When he first hears, Monroe throws his hands up because he could be moving up in the standings.
<p> Monroe points at Aaron Martens, knowing that should the other anglers show up too late, Martens would be in position to win the title.</p>
Monroe points at Aaron Martens, knowing that should the other anglers show up too late, Martens would be in position to win the title.
<p> Gerald Swindle was the first angler to check in and he was six minutes late.</p>
Gerald Swindle was the first angler to check in and he was six minutes late.
<p> Billy McCaghren was not far behind as Swindle confirms he was six minutes late on Day Four.</p>
Billy McCaghren was not far behind as Swindle confirms he was six minutes late on Day Four.
<p> Tournament leader Denny Brauer was the third angler to check in and would receive a 6-pound penalty.</p>
Tournament leader Denny Brauer was the third angler to check in and would receive a 6-pound penalty.
<p> Both Greg Vinson and Kevin VanDam set down off pad to check in six minutes late on Day Four.</p>
Both Greg Vinson and Kevin VanDam set down off pad to check in six minutes late on Day Four.
<p> Denny Brauer blows out some air as he waits to find out if the penalty would hurt his chances of winning the Diamond Drive.</p>
Denny Brauer blows out some air as he waits to find out if the penalty would hurt his chances of winning the Diamond Drive.
<p> Greg Vinson holds his head after checking in six minutes late because of a barge in the lock coming up from Pine Bluff.</p>
Greg Vinson holds his head after checking in six minutes late because of a barge in the lock coming up from Pine Bluff.
<p> Matt Reed lost seven pounds of his stringer on Sunday because of a late penalty.</p>
Matt Reed lost seven pounds of his stringer on Sunday because of a late penalty.
<p> Kevin VanDam jokes with Denny Brauer about the close call as they both wait to trailer their boats.</p>
Kevin VanDam jokes with Denny Brauer about the close call as they both wait to trailer their boats.
<p> McCaghren seemed stunned as he holds a camera at the docks on Day Four.</p>
McCaghren seemed stunned as he holds a camera at the docks on Day Four.
<p> Denny Brauer was still in good spirits because he had a big enough lead that the penalty wouldn’t hurt him too much.</p>
Denny Brauer was still in good spirits because he had a big enough lead that the penalty wouldn’t hurt him too much.
<p> Jason Quinn got penalized too by the barge that was in the lock up from Pool 5.</p>
Jason Quinn got penalized too by the barge that was in the lock up from Pool 5.
<p> VanDam signals to the person driving his truck to pull up a little more as he prepares to load his boat.</p>
VanDam signals to the person driving his truck to pull up a little more as he prepares to load his boat.
<p> Greg Vinson uses the extra time to store his rods after Day Four on the Arkansas River.</p>
Greg Vinson uses the extra time to store his rods after Day Four on the Arkansas River.
<p> Gerald Swindle and Jason Quinn load their boats on their trailers for the Day Four weigh-in of the Diamond Drive.</p>
Gerald Swindle and Jason Quinn load their boats on their trailers for the Day Four weigh-in of the Diamond Drive.