2010 Elite Series Pride of Georgia - Day Four - OTW

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Anglers in the final day of the Pride of Georgia took off surrounded by a light fog, but as they day progressed the fog got thicker.

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Jason Williamson was surrounded by fog and spectators in the early hours of the final day.

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Casey Ashley fishes through the fog Sunday at the Pride of Georgia.

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Jason Williamson spent the first part of his final day way up the Savannah River.

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Jason Williamson, with a flotilla of spectator boats, struggled early with the lack of current in the Savannah River.

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Jason Williamson took the lead on the Day Three on the strength of a 7 pound, 12 ounce largemouth he caught in the first 30 minutes of the day. It was a good hour and a half on the final day before he ever got a bite.

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Jason Williamson has caught almost all of his keepers on a jig in the first three days of competition. But he had to switch to a finesse worm to get bit on the final day.

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The change worked. Jason Williamson boated a keeper on the first cast with a finesse worm.

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Encouraged by the action, Williamson quickly springs back into action after placing his first keeper in the well.

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And on the next cast, Williamson hooks up with his second keeper.

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Even though the fish were not of the same quality he has been catching, Williamson took great care in making sure even the smaller fish did not come off the hook.

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In the boat, Williamson gives the fish a human's-eye view.

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Small non-keepers have plagued these anglers all week. Here, Williamson boats a non-keeper a few casts after his first two keepers were in the livewell.

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