Mark Menendez runs behind a cypress tree point on Friday.
Photo: Hank Weldon
Kevin Short makes a long cast on Day Two of the Pride of Georgia.
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In second place entering the day, Steve Kennedy was running and gunning all over the lake.
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Steve Kennedy is partially obscured by a cypress tree as he fishes on West Point Lake.
Photo: Hank Weldon
Kennedy quickly makes another move.
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An entourage of boats follow Kennedy into this marina in the afternoon of Day Two.
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Shaw Grigsby moves to get a better sight angle on a fish he has located.
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Grigsby makes repeated flips to the bed to trigger a bite from the largemouth.
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Nearby, Kennedy’s flotilla follows him out of the marina.
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Grigsby sets the hook on a fish he had been working on for some time.
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Unfortunately, the bass turned out to be the male, a smaller fish than the one he was targeting.
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The bass would get tossed back into West Point Lake.
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Jonathan VanDam fishes under a lighthouse on Day Two of the Pride of Georgia.
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– VanDam waves as he makes a move on Friday.
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Greg Vinson was in the top 10 coming into the day and runs to his next spot on West Point Lake.
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Vinson started off covering water while looking for a fish he saw on Day One.
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Vinson was trying to cull a small spotted bass with a fish he found Thursday, but couldn’t relocate it.
Photo: Hank Weldon
