Day Two launch on Oneida

Boats are piled in for Day Two of the 2012 Ramada Championship on Oneida Lake.

Ott Defoe rides beside the dock as he looks to make up some ground and move up the leaderboard.

Brandon Card remains the Rookie of the Year points leader going into Day Two above Cliff Prince.

Todd Faircloth has surpassed Ott Defoe in AOY standings but remains behind Brent Chapman going into Day Two.

Elite Pros Denny Brauer and Tommy Biffle prepare equipment as they power-pole down before take-off.

Kevin VanDam walks down the pier as he goes into Day Two sitting in 53^rd and looking to make the top 50 cut for Day Three.

Cliff Crochet drifts alongside other Elite Pros and awaits his turn to idle through boat check and start the day.

Another beautiful day on Oneida Lake as the conditions remain calm and clear for the anglers.

Pros motor towards the shore and begin to stage for take-off at the Ramada Championship.

Fred Roumbanis and Morizo Shimizu exchange a friendly conversation while tied up to the docks.

Derek Remitz prepares his rods and reels while a sea of boats float behind him on Day Two.

Kevin VanDam adjusts his electronics early in the morning for the day ahead on Oneida Lake.

Dave Mercer speaks with a much more relaxed Brent Chapman on Day Two as he increased his lead in the AOY race after the first day of the Ramada Championship.

Todd Faircloth raises up his trolling motor while he positions himself for take-off.

Anglers remove their hats and pay respect while the National Anthem plays.

Edwin Evers is the first boat to motor out in the first flight on Day Two.

A line of boats head out onto the vast Oneida Lake as they look to get into the top 50 cut for Day Three.

Tommy Biffle is currently in 18^th place with a Day One weight of 14-10 and looks to move up the standings on Day Two.

Florida pro Cliff Prince trails Brandon Card in the Rookie of the Year standings. 

Randy Howell had a strong Day one as he currently rests in sixth place with 15-12.

Brent Chapman cruises through the line of boats and tries to maintain his lead in the coveted Toyota Tundra Angler of the Year race.

Mike Iaconelli crushed the field on Day One with a total weight of 20-3 and waves to the crowd as he anticipates increasing his lead on Day Two.