Elite Series pro Chris Zaldain started Day Two of the Mississippi River Rumble in 82nd place with 11 pounds, 9 ounces.
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Dave Smith started his Day Two on the Mighty Mississippi fishing a railroad bridge near the launch area.
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Quinn is on a nice school of bass and returns quickly to the front deck to make another cast.
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A couple and their two Labrador retrievers enjoy a day of fishing on the Mississippi River.
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After boating a quick limit on the Minnesota side of the Mississippi River, Jason Quinn moves to a backwater area in Wisconsin.
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Edwin Evers navigates through buoys marking the channel in a shallow creek off the main river.
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Davy Hite started Day Two of the Mississippi River Rumble in 25th place with 13 pounds, 13 ounces.
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VanDam said he had caught several fish early but size had been a problem.
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Photo: James Overstreet
Martens caught a sizeable early limit and had left his primary area.
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Aaron Martens hooks up first thing in the morning on Day Two of the Mississippi River Rumble. He goes into Day Two in 2nd place with 16-5. Kyle Fox is the Day One leader with 16-8.
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Martens swings a keeper over the rail as his Day Two Marshal looks on.
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Photo: Darren Jacobson
Casey Ashley makes a move on Day Two; he is in 32nd place with 13-9 after Day One.
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Jonathon VanDam, in 63rd with 12-6 after Day One, works the bank along the road early on Day Two.
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Elite Series pro Morizo Shimizu works a crank along flooded trees in the early morning hours of Day Two.
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One of the many boat demo rides offered at the launch site of the Mississippi River Rumble.
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