Tournament Director Chris Bowes announces the beginning of the Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Central Open Day Two weigh-in.
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Tournament Manager Deb Wilkinson sings the national anthem before the start of the weigh-in.
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Threatening rain brought out the umbrellas, ponchos and rain gear.
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There was a great crowd on hand for the Day Two weigh in, which will see the field cut to the top-30 pros and co-anglers.
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The first flight of anglers is ready at the tanks as they watch other competitors weigh-in ahead of them.
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With no fish to weigh-in some competitors put their boats straight onto the trailer and headed home.
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Lee Sisson is presented with a photo of a bullfrog he caught in competition in Shreveport this year so he can sign it for a fan.
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Luke Blythe, an avid BASS fan from the Ark-La-Tex region, was on hand for the weigh-in.
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Craig Schuff (right), who entered the tournament leading the points, talks with pro Mike Kernan as they wait in line.
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Pam Martin Wells talks about her tournament on Lake Texoma.
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Randy Qualls waits at the side of the stage before going up to get an official weight for his Day Two efforts.
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There was a lot of math going on at the tanks as the weights were revealed.
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There was also a lot of math going on in the parking lot after the anglers got their weights as they tried to figure out where their finish placed them in the year-long race.
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Brian Clark jumped into seventeenth place after taking the stage to get his official weight.
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Kenta Kimura was the final angler to weigh-in and just missed the top-30 cut by ounces in 31st-place finish.
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