Nation: Day 2 weigh-in

The California B.A.S.S. Nation High School team provided volunteer support at the weigh-in. Handing out weigh-in bags as the boats arrive at the scales was a key job.

Gary Collins of California is one of the first anglers to use those weigh-in bags.

Nearby is Zane Arrendale of Arizona with a smallmouth going into his bag.

Callville Bay Marina and Resort parking lot is a busy place as the first flight of anglers heads to the scales.

Jon Stewart prepares the anglers and the crowd for the weigh-in.

The weigh-in goes live on Bassmaster.com.

Before the first fish is weighed the national anthem is played.

There are 11 western states in this regional championship.

Kyle Gelles of Wyoming.

Gary Collins of California.

Mark Lassagne of California.

Jake Morrison of Arizona gets a photo taken by his boater partner.

Brent Shores of Idaho.

Steve Lund of Arizona.

Asa Stephenson of Nevada caught the nice smallmouth at left on a jig. The bass was caught from a spawning bed in 8 feet of water.

Matt Fish of Washington.

Bill Golightly with son Jackson.

Brandon Genova of Colorado.

Travis Graham of Utah is second with 31 pounds, 5 ounces.

Keegan Graves of Idaho.

Katie Tanner of Montana.

Louie Marques of California is the B.A.S.S. Nation high school champion for his state. He is a student at Pleasant Grove High School in Elk Grove.

Ben Byrd of Utah is fourth with 29-5.

Nate Caldwell of Colorado.

Mike Dominick of Montana.

Utah B.A.S.S. Nation president Rick Carver heads for the stage to accept the certificate for a new Triton boat.

Utah won a Triton 189 TrX with trailer, accessories and a Mercury 150 Pro XS. Total package value is $33,340.

The Utah team is congratulated by Nevada. Both teams tied with equal weight. Utah won by virtue of a tie-breaker.

The Utah B.A.S.S. Nation team, winners of the Academy Sports + Outdoors B.A.S.S. Nation Western Regional presented by Magellan Outdoors.