New: Classic on the water

Two of the top 5 anglers after Day Two, Bobby Lane (left) and Greg Vinson (right), enter the Little Jungle to start Day Three.

Bobby Lane finds one of the many stumps that helped the area earn the nickname “The Jungle.”

Bobby Lane idles through The Jungle on the way to his first spot on Day Three but ends up just a little crooked on top of a stump.

Todd Faircloth follows Edwin Evers into their shared area inside of The Little Jungle.

Spectator boats come to a grinding halt almost on top of each other at the entrance to The Jungle.

A local television station starts their day’s coverage with a camera on Bobby Lane. 

Bobby Lane decides to leave his first and primary spot after an unproductive start to Day Three.

No fish yet for Bobby Lane, but he inadvertently stirs up some crawfish trying to get out of some muddy shallows.

Greg Vinson drops his shallow water anchor system to focus on a bedding fish he’s found.

After a couple of hours of no bites and getting stuck in the mud, Bobby Lane gives up on The Little Jungle.

Todd Faircloth pitches to some dead foliage searching for another keeper.

Edwin Evers uses the push pole to navigate around some spectator boats in his fishing area.

Todd Faircloth fishes within a boat's length of a group of spectators that are focused on Edwin Evers nearby.

Keith Combs fishes in the same area as Evers and Faircloth, but at least he is free from spectator traffic.

Edwin Evers rears back to set the hook on another keeper on Day Three.

Evers adjusts his bait after landing a solid keeper within earshot of Todd Faircloth in The Little Jungle.

Faircloth looks on as Edwin Evers lands another keeper right in front of him.

Todd Faircloth flips a keeper into the boat about 75 yards from Edwin Evers.

Evers launches his jig into the thick pad stems inside The Little Jungle.

Another long cast from Edwin Evers to a large patch of pad stems and stumps on Day Three.