Marshals: Sabine Day 2

Finally number 5 for Lane with 10 mins to go.

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Pipkens culling up.

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Finally no. 5 in the livewell for Walker. It's been a tough day.

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Zaldain with a crucial upgrade!

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David Fritts still catching and culling.

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Coulter catches a kicker fish at crunch time

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Kelley Jaye upgrades with a nice one in the sticks.

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Shortly after catching a good number four, Keith Poche fills his limit with a solid number five.

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No wonder Keith Poche caught a couple good bass close together, they have some big bream to fatten up on.

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After hitting four more spots Jonathon VanDam gets a bite and has his five fish limit. Now to find the biggun’s and cull up.

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Four for Randy Sullivan.

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Stephen Browning with a nice fish to cull a little one.

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That's number five for Randall Tharp.

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Ish Monroe with five in the boat.

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Nice upgrade for Bill Lowen.

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It was a grind. But got a good cull for Hartman.

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What a cull for Skyler Hamilton.

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Hanselman has five.

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Palaniuk has a following.

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Number 4 in the well for Shin Fukae

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Robinson with a party of five!

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Lester culls with another 2-pounder.

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Numbers three and four came quickly!!

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Nice cull for Morizo.

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Bobby Lane with No. 4 looking for one more.

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Brent Ehrler keeper #5

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Number four for Mueller, five minutes after numbers two and three.

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The tide has changed, maybe so has the momentum for Hanselman.

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After trying several different spots Jonathon VanDam picks up keeper No. 4 after another long dry spell. It’s really been a grind with few bites. Only one away from a limit now.

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Robinson with three.

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Morizo with a limit.

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That's makes Lowen's third time to cull today.

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Mueller weeded through enough of the small ones and eventually ran into one of these big girls!

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Boom!

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David Fritts with a good fish.

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Browning has his limit on Day 2.

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After a little move, Marty Robinson with No. 2.

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Three and counting for Roumbanis.

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Darrell Ocamica has reached his bag limit of five bass! Now to catch that whopper and cull out the smaller ones in the livewell!

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Brandon Coulter catches his 4th keeper.

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Lester boats No. 4, a 2-pounder!

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And just like that, Brandon Lester gives me a "hi five" for the limit. Light switch turned on!

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Fish No. 3 for Darrell Ocamica is in the livewell. This 1 1/12-pounder makes 3-4 for Darrell.

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Conditions have changed and so has the bite but Ray Hanselman is now on the board.

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Todd Faircloth is starting to get on some nice fish after a slow start. Keeper number four.

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Ike having to go deep in the trees to retrieve his bait.

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Rick Clunn and keeper No. 5.

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Russ Lane has his third keeper

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Darrell Ocamica catches a nice flathead! Nice catch but he’s continuing his search to fill the livewell.

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Randy Sullivan on the board.

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After struggling to catch a keeper this morning, Mark Daniels, Jr. finally got one to cull.

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Solid cull from Skylar Hamilton.

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Brandon Lester on the board with a pretty Sabine baby!

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Morizo with No. 2 and a nice one!

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After a long run Adrian Avena boats his second keeper.

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Ott DeFoes' second keeper of the day.

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Chad Pipkens with No 4.

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Mike Iaconelli filled a limit quickly this morning. Looking to cull up now.

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Stetson Blaylock with a keeper on Day 2.

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You can’t keep a good man down! Darrell Ocamica brought in his first fish for the livewell after having his troller motor yanked off of his boat by a powerful wave. We spent a good hour getting it fixed, but look! Here he is! Ocamica is a force to be reckoned with today.

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Drew Benton has three...

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...and this nice one makes four.

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Bobby Lane going to work with No. 3.

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Four for Palaniuk.

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Hamilton with No. 5.

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Three for Bill Lowen

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Time to get rid of the small ones. Bill Lowen is whacking them.

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Ish Monroe is happy with this one.

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Jonathon VanDam comes up with a double ! And one is a keeper too.

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Skylar Hamilton with a quality No. 2.

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Brent Chapman has his limit by 7:30!

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Brent Ehrler flipping in a keeper.

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First fish in the box for Shin Fukae

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Chad Pipkens with No. 2.

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The old timer Fritts can still catch fish.

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Hartman culling at Sabine River.

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Cherry caught a gator!

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Takahiro Omori is on the board.

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Rick Clunn with second keeper.

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Hunter Shryock on the board.

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Great start to the day for Seth Feider

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Marty Robinson is on the board with 1st keeper.

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Stephen Browning with a quick keeper.

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Russ Lane has his first of the day.

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Early morning redfish action with Randall Tharp.

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Ott Defoe's first keeper of the day.

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Jamie Hartman getting the first one out of the way.

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Justin Lucas starting Day 2.

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Brent Chapman has a keeper by 6:30 a.m. We’re off to a good start.

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The Classic Champion getting ready to go!! Sabine River Day 2.

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Marshals: Sabine Day 2

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