
University of Georgia anglers Chase Simmemon and Randy Tolbert show off some of their 10 pounds, 7 ounces, which put them in fourth place after the first day of the Mercury College B.A.S.S. National Championship.

Kyle Billingsley answers a question about tough conditions on the Arkansas River that put him and Arkansas teammate Mook Miller in 10th place.

Louisiana-Lafayette angler Cody McCrary shows off his teamâs one fish that weighed 3-13.

Henderson State anglers Roger Kellar and Matt Harper stand in 11th with three fish for 6-0.

Montevallo anglers Jonathan Suchey and Preston Broadhead caught a limit weighing 9-3, good for seventh place.

LSU angler Travis Laurent holds his teamâs two fish weighing 5-13 while Douglas McClung talks about their day.

Virginia Tech anglers Carson Rejzer and Wyatt Blevins anxiously await their weight as emcee Kyle Carter prepares to announce their lead.

With a tournament leading 15-7 announced, Rejzer and Blevins reach into their bag.

No giants in their bag, but they lead by almost four pounds.

John Anderson and Brandon Foard of Tarleton State were sixth with three fish weighing 9-5.


Auburn anglers Jordan Lee and Shane Powell ended Day One in eighth with 9-2.

Emcee Kyle âBreak-a-mikeâ Carter interviews veteran College B.A.S.S. angler Bryan Partak of Southern Illinois.

Reigning champs Tyler Moberly and Jonas Ertel show their disappointment with their 18th-place standing after catching only two fish.