Day Four: Behind-the-scenes

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2012 Bassmaster Classic champion Chris Lane signs a young fan's t-shirt at the Elite Series Power-Pole Slam Day Four weigh-in.

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Brent Chapman shares his secret to bagging 77 pounds, 8 ounces of Florida bass on Lake Okeechobee.

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Ish Monroe adds his autograph after Chris Lane's.

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If Okeechobee bass could make their own WANTED poster, this is what you'd see on it.

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Scott Rook, of Little Rock, Ark., lugs a lunker out of the livewell.

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Shaw Grigsby conceals his weapon.

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Skeet Reese and B.A.S.S. official Max Leatherwood give Reese's livewell a thorough exam.

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Oklahoma's own Jeff Kriet puts away his 14th Top 10 finish.

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This meal comes with its own floss.

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Florida's faithful fishing fans turn out en masse for the final weigh-in.

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In typical Florida fashion, once the severe weather passed the area, hats and sunglasses were in high demand.

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Terry Scroggins appears to be enjoying his ride to the stage.

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Chris Lane bags his 18-pounds, 13-ounces worth of Big O bass.

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Ish Monroe leans in during an interview.

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Monroe is all smiles next to his new hardware on "Hooked Up."

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