Co-anglers Dave Panno and Chuck Pons visit before the Day Two launch of Bass Pro Shops Southern Open #1 on Lake Toho.
Co-anglers Dave Panno and Chuck Pons visit before the Day Two launch of Bass Pro Shops Southern Open #1 on Lake Toho.
R.C. Cooper backs his boat into the water.
Charlie Hartley choses his weapons for the day.
J.W. Moreno backs his boat down the ramp at Big Toho Marina.
Anglers line up as they approach the boat ramp on Day Two.
Paul Elias pulls his rods from the rod locker.
Co-angler Richard Johnson was bundled up for a long boat ride.
Anglers begin to stage their boats for the morning launch at Big Toho Marina.
Sunshine was the forecast for Day Two on Lake Toho, but morning temperatures were in the mid-40’s.
Jason Rice had his fishing gear ready to go on Day Two.
Terry Scroggins places the rods he will use on Day Two, on the deck of his boat.
Joey Nania sang the national anthem before the morning launch time.
Early flights of boats begin to pass through the morning boat inspection.
Anglers speed to their first fishing spots.
Rick Clunn idles through the morning live well inspection.
Anglers crowded every nook and cranny of Big Toho Marina as Day Two was underway.
Charlie Hartley said every day in Florida was a good day.
Marcos Malucelli was bundled up for a cold boat ride on Day Two.
Several anglers were caught off guard and didn’t expect such cool temperatures in Florida.
Flights of boats jockeyed for position during the morning launch on Lake Toho.
Several competitors broke down on Day One, and took advantage of the services provided by Tow Boat U.S.
Chris Bowes calls out boat numbers and Day Two was underway.
Gerald Swindle was ready to begin Day Two on Lake Toho.
Clay Dyer idles through the morning boat inspection.
Anglers were hoping abundant Florida sunshine would quickly warm the cold morning air.
Paul Elias was one of the last boats to leave Big Toho Marina on Day Two.