2010 Elite Series Pride of Georgia – Day Three – OTW

Go on the water on day three of the 2010 Elite Series Pride of Georgia tournament.

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Terry Scroggins searches for the right bait that will trigger a bite from fish that have been very difficult to catch on Clarks Hill Lake.
Terry Scroggins searches for the right bait that will trigger a bite from fish that have been very difficult to catch on Clarks Hill Lake.
Tournament leader Terry Scroggins fires a cast early on Day Three in the Pride of Georgia.
Tournament leader Terry Scroggins fires a cast early on Day Three in the Pride of Georgia.
Scroggins quickly hooks up on his first fishing spot of the day, and ESPN cameraman Rick Mason moves in to capture the catch.
Scroggins quickly hooks up on his first fishing spot of the day, and ESPN cameraman Rick Mason moves in to capture the catch.
Scroggins took his time and let the fish tire before bringing it to the boat.
Scroggins took his time and let the fish tire before bringing it to the boat.
Scroggins reaches into the water and attempts to gain a grip on the fish.
Scroggins reaches into the water and attempts to gain a grip on the fish.
Scroggins pulls the fish into the boat.
Scroggins pulls the fish into the boat.
Scroggins starts Day Three with the size fish that has been difficult to come by on Clarks Hill Lake.
Scroggins starts Day Three with the size fish that has been difficult to come by on Clarks Hill Lake.
Scroggins managed only one more bite before moving to a different area of the lake.
Scroggins managed only one more bite before moving to a different area of the lake.
Day One leader Jeff Kriet hooks up with the wrong species of fish early on Day Three.
Day One leader Jeff Kriet hooks up with the wrong species of fish early on Day Three.
Kriet gets back to work and fires a cast with a Carolina rig.
Kriet gets back to work and fires a cast with a Carolina rig.
After leading the tournament on Day Two, Kriet only brought three fish to the scales on Day Two.
After leading the tournament on Day Two, Kriet only brought three fish to the scales on Day Two.
Kriet puts his first keeper fish in the boat.
Kriet puts his first keeper fish in the boat.
Mike Iaconelli started the morning in 14th place with 23 pounds, 15 ounces.
Mike Iaconelli started the morning in 14th place with 23 pounds, 15 ounces.
As he makes a move to another fishing location, Iaconelli ducks behind his Lowrance unit to protect himself from the rain.
As he makes a move to another fishing location, Iaconelli ducks behind his Lowrance unit to protect himself from the rain.
Mike McClelland started Day Three in 16th place with 23 pounds, 11 ounces.
Mike McClelland started Day Three in 16th place with 23 pounds, 11 ounces.
Kevin Wirth reaches for another rod as fish start schooling on the point he was fishing.
Kevin Wirth reaches for another rod as fish start schooling on the point he was fishing.
As the early morning shower turned into a hard rain, Wirth breaks out his raingear.
As the early morning shower turned into a hard rain, Wirth breaks out his raingear.
Similar to many anglers in the field, Wirth's technique of choice has been a Carolina rig.
Similar to many anglers in the field, Wirth’s technique of choice has been a Carolina rig.
Scott Rook had some up-close and personal visitors cruise by the point he was fishing.
Scott Rook had some up-close and personal visitors cruise by the point he was fishing.