It’s never good when you come back in just after take-off. That’s Mike Iaconelli’s boat coming off pad in the no-wake zone.
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Mike Iaconelli had an early mechanical issue and was on the phone with the service crew.
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The good folks from the Sturgeon Bay Police and Fire Department were out taking photos, too.
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Dave Mercer, Davy Hite and Shaye Baker were on the water doing live reports.
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The service crew made quick work of Iaconelli’s mechanical issue and he was quickly back out on the water.
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Iaconelli clears the no-wake zone and heads out to the big waters of Green Bay.
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Kriet has a lot of work to do this week to qualify for the 2016 Bassmaster Classic. He is currently in 48th place in the AOY point’s standings.
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You can take a ride around this retired fireboat, or fish around it like Randy Howell.
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As you can tell from the flag aboard this Coast Guard vessel, the wind has started to blow.
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But it was still a great afternoon to find a place onshore to watch your favorite Elite Series angler fish.
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Every wind indicator on this boat is telling the story of the afternoon winds that reached Sturgeon Bay.
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Shimizu came up one fish short at the end of the day, weighing in four fish for 9 pounds.
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Unfortunately, this fish would be only one of three that Murray would bring to the scales.
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