Jeff Reynolds started the day in sixth place but was struggling early with only one keeper fish in the livewell.
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Spectator boats were keeping a courteous distance from tournament leader Kevin Wirth.
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Kevin Wirth was fishing very shallow and had to trim the motor up as he idled from one piece of isolated cover to the next.
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Kevin Wirth puts his second keeper fish in the boat early on Day Three.
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Tournament leader Kevin Wirth fights another fish to the boat.
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Wirth was flipping and pitching isolated cover on Day Three of the Tennessee Triumph on Old Hickory Lake.
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Kevin Wirth sets the hook on his third keeper fish of the day.
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Wirth is working on another quick limit on Day Three.
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Kevin Wirth has led both days of the Tennessee Triumph with a two-day weight of 32 pounds, 12 ounces.
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Early in the morning on Day Three, Dean Rojas was doing what he's known best for, throwing the frog.
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Randy Howell was fishing shallow and hooks up on a fish near a riprap wall.
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Howell flips a fish into the boat that fell victim to a shallow running crankbait.
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Timmy Horton was fishing near the main river channel and started Day Three in 41st place with 19 pounds.
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After nearly missing the cut after Day Two, Kevin VanDam was running and gunning several stops near the main lake. VanDam started Day Three in 49th place with 17 pounds, 2 ounces.
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