Marshals: Day 3

A 5-pound kicker for Swindle.

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Sorry....this 3-5 was too SMALL. Back she went!

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Time to cull baby!

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Horton has a limit!

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"That's scary," was Clifford Pirch's response to this huge bass that ran under the boat and broke water on the opposite side he was fighting it. Amazing catch and cull!

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Keith Combs trying everything to upgrade his current weight this afternoon but the calm weather conditions have not been favorable for him today.

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Drew Benton is on a roll with another great small mouth. Man how things can change in a hurry, went from super slow to omg!

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Jason Williamson is sizing up!

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Things are looking up for Drew Benton with this beautiful St. Lawrence River smallmouth.

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This fish will help, but Seth Feider better start finding the big ones if he wants to fish tomorrow.

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Justin Lucas culling late in the day.

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Hackney makes another adjustment and it pays off quickly.

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Britt "Biker Dude" Myers with another good upgrade. Steadily increasing his weight!! Britt finds a new use for his Buff after losing his hat this morning.

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Britt Myers getting ready to land a good one. Another cull!!

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Luke Clausen is on fire!

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Skeet Reese landing one close to 4 pounds, which was a nice cull. He got another one on the next cast but it didn't cull. He has over 17 pounds now.

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Horton nabs number 4, and we're moving on up!

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After a quick limit this morning, Jared Lintner went a while without catching many keepers, but he kept grinding and his patience paid off with this St. Lawrence River slab.

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Timmy Horton lands number 3.

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Gerald Swindle has number 5.

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David Walker with another beauty.

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Brandon Palaniuk is culling!

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Luke Clausen with another toad!

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Drew Benton shows off a nice one on Day 2.

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Gerald Swindle has another upgrade.

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Brandon is working hard for every fish...always hoping for a serious flurry with size.

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Number 6 is a 4-9 for Alton. Says this is the earliest he has had this much. Watch out...he's on a roll.

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Britt Myers tagging No. 5 for the livewell! He has his limit and now it is time to do some culling.

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Takahiro just put a 5-pounder in the livewell. Out came a 2 1/2. Nice cull! Perfect conditions for a good bag, sun, light breeze, this could get interesting.

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They're bigger every bite. After the second one came this quick third. These are the size he's looking for!

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James Elam with a freak panda.

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Takahiro Omori is culling up slowly. This one is a thick 31/2 to 4-pounder. Not as much fishing pressure after the Day 3 cut, but Tak feels his bites are down from the pressure from practice and Days 1 and 2. He knows he needs a good bag today and is staying positive. He's a stick that's for sure. Very good at what he does! I'm learning a bunch.

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As Brandon said earlier, it's been slow. Maybe too much on the steady side. Conditions have changed significantly, no wind and very little current.

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Russ Lane is getting better bites now. Putting No. 7 in the boat and culling again. "Oh Yeah" he says.

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Bill Lowen is moving on up.

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Slow start for Clifford Pirch but here's a start!

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Hank with his fifth fish. A small one under 3 pounds. But he literally culled it with a 3+ on his next cast. Sitting with about 17 pounds today (conservatively).

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Fish No. 3 for Hackney is a solid 4-pounder.

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Seth has fish number No. 5 in the boat. This one cost him two baits. Time to start catching the big ones and culling them out.

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Bill Lowen says get in here,.

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Britt Myers lost his hat this morning and he is now trying to impersonate Chad Pipkens!

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Skeet Reese is culling now. He has around 16-pounds. He needs to get some of the big fish he is seeing to commit.

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Hank Cherry with his 4th keeper another decent 3+. Guess what he caught it on? Yep a jerkbait.

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Come to papa....

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...No. 5 for Alton Jones.

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Swindle moving up ounce by ounce.

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Brandon Palaniuk with No. 2, as he says, today is all about " slow and steady."

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Skeet Reese hooked up again. 2.5-pounder but it had a big one with it.

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And here he is, St.Lawrence River small mouth at its finest for Drew Benton.

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Another 3-pounder for Brian Snowden.

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Keith Combs continues to find some solid smallies on the St. Lawrence this morning with this almost four pound bronze beauty.

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Hank Cherry boat flipping a 4+ on a jerkbait. He has 3 fish for about 12 pounds.

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First keeper this morning for Drew Benton.

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Skeet Reese scooping up a 4-pounder. He's found a wad of bigguns...

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...and is catching the right ones. He says there is more where that came from.

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Big upgrade for Swindle, A 4-pounder.

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Bill Lowen say bigger is better.

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The day has started well for Seth with catch #4 in the boat.

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Russ Lane lands his fourth, he's another good one for the box.

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Another one for Koby Kreiger.

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No. 5 on it's way.

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Brian Snowden with a nice 3-pound fish.

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Keith Combs got a limit quick this morning but he says that this is the only one he's interested in taking to weigh in. He is looking to upgrade.

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Russ Lane sets the hook on this 4-pounder. Now that's what we're looking for.

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Russ trying to grab another good Smallmouth, for his third fish in the live well.

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Second cast and Brandon Palaniuk is on the board...

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...with a nice 4+ pounder!

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Russ Lane puts first one in the boat. It's a start but he's gonna need some bigger Smallmouth for today's weights.

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Second one of the morning Alton Jones. As I type this he just hooked No. 3.

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Takahiro Omori has put two in the boat and tossed a short already this morning. No wind. Hazy, but the sun looks to pop out soon which will help Tak's bite.

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Justin Lucas flips his first fish into the boat.

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Gerald Swindle is focused on current, catching numbers.

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First fish of the day...

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...Off to a good start this morning with No. 2 for Seth Feider.

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Skeet Reese hooked up with his first fish. A decent one, just shy of 4-pounds.

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Timmy Horton on the board.

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Hank Cherry with his first keeper of the day a healthy 3+ pound fish. Beautiful morning out here on the St. Lawrence River.

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Jason Williamson has found a good one.

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Marshals: Day 3

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