Marshals: Classic Day 2

Drew Benton finally gets his 5th keeper to fill out his limit.

Photo: Bassmaster Marshal Paul Fisler

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Jared Lintner has been grinding all day and decided to go somewhere he hadn’t been all week...resulted in this 5 pounder! Now a couple more will really help.

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Palaniuk catches last minute four pounder to cull! We gots to go!

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This is Wesley's most recent cull. It gave him another pound or two.

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Rookie Derek Hudnall with a nice one

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Tank Talley with five. Trying to make it Championship Sunday.

Frank Talley with five. Trying to make it Championship Sunday.

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Brandon Palaniuk with five in the boat.

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Three for Brett Hite.

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Drew Benton finally got No. 2 in the live well.

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Adding smallies to the mix. Chris Zaldain putting together a good bag

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Brett Hite finally on the board.

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Number three for Jared Lintner has been a long time coming. He’s still looking for the big bites he needs to make up some weight.

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Frank Talley with No. 3 in the boat.

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How's this for an upgrade? Strader is looking to keep culling especially as the sun seems to be warming everything up.

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Culling time for Zaldaingerous. Like this upgrade?

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And that's a limit for Strader. He'll now be looking to cull and upgrade. Being in the boat with this guy is life changing. Definitely one of my faves. He was before today but now even more so.

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Brad Whatley off to a better start on Day 2 with two catches back to back.

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Ike has changed angles and has seemed to get some more bites them up again.

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A nice keeper for Zaldain.

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A major move for Adrian Avena has finally put some fish in the boat including this keeper.

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Mark Daniels, Jr. in an early morning interview.

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Beautiful day 2 for the Bassmaster Classic! Let's Rock! Marshal Gary Robin

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Iaconelli first fish is a good one. Needless to say he’s fired up.

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This is Wesley Strader's first keeper of the morning. He's having to weed through some non-keepers but believes there are some better fish in this area.

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This is No. 2 for Strader. Notice the gothic structure in the background. Wesley said he didn't mind it being in the photo. Reminds me of a smaller version of the prison in Shawshank Redemption. And it is an actual prison per Wesley.

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No. 3 for Strader. He's found a little wad of them here. He'd like to catch two more keepers from this area before he makes another move.

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Kevin VanDam lands keeper No. 5.

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Jared Lintner’s first small keeper on a cold-morning.

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Strader just caught his 4th keeper of the morning. It weighed over 4-pounds. Back home, we call that a "goodern." Looking for number five.

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Marshals: Classic Day 2

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