Joey Nania fights a strong north wind on the south side of the lake, while trying to tie on a crankbait.
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Jerry Shipe and his partner chose a much more calm fishing location to start their Day Two on Lewisville Lake.
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Debra Hengst said she had so many layers of clothes on that she couldn’t zip the top to her rainsuit.
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Jerry Shipe still prefers a hand-control trolling motor on the bow of his boat.
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Cold morning temperatures had boaters bundled up behind the windshield of their boats, while co-anglers ducked their heads to avoid the stinging wind.
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Aaron Beshears was trying a variety of baits to entice the finicky bass in Lewisville Lake to bite.
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Jeff Cloud had located a school of fish in the mouth of a creek but could not entice them to bite.
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Heavy traffic moved south toward the Dallas metropolitan area as Day Two began on Lewisville Lake.
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Shaun Clark fishes near a bridge, where Interstate-35 crosses Lewisville Lake.
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Clark said his morning had been a struggle, as he pulled the trolling motor to make a move.
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The early morning sky was dominated by cloud cover, but the sun would occasionally punch a hole in the cloud cover.
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Dale Hightower had eased his boat between two boathouses, in an effort to target bass that hadn’t seen a bait.
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Hightower backs his boat from between the boat houses and looks for his next target.
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Darold Gleason and his co-angler visit while idling through a no wake zone.
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Several anglers fished near the launch area on Day One, but the strong north winds drove many anglers to calmer water on Day Two.
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