
The moon is still out at The Point Resort in Dandridge, Tenn., as anglers put in for the final day of the 2013 B.A.S.S. Nation Southern Divisional.

Gary Paul of Florida and Mike Hoover of Tennessee said theyâre ready to catch âem today on Douglas Lake.

John Proctor of South Carolina and Dean Favorite of Kentucky are hoping to get it done today.

Lee Byrd of Alabama and Stephen Noble of Kentucky line up for launch.

Ben Stone is âchilling.â Heâll be representing South Carolina today in the Junior Bassmaster competition.

Lenny Smathers, Tim McTyre and Paul Watson engage in a little dock talk.

Mark Cooper, left, is fishing for Kentucky as an alternate. He was only called to start the competition yesterday, so he said he just isnât prepared. His co-angler, Chris Moody of Georgia, said, âAt least you get to go fishing!â

Rich Young of Kentucky focuses on getting his tackle ready.

Competitors listen as instructions are doled out over the loudspeaker.

âIâm ready to get home to my son,â said Cory Leonard of North Carolina. The firefighterâs 14-month-old child was found not breathing in a pond two weeks ago and is at home recovering.

Drew Sadler of Kentucky is bundled up in the cool weather.

Every competitorâs boat must pass this station before heading out.

James Willis Jr. of South Carolina and Chuck Murray of North Carolina share boat No. 1 on the final day.

The moon still hasnât set as the boats line up.

Jon Stewart, B.A.S.S. Nation senior manager, sings the national anthem.

Shayne Alderman of Florida rests his hand over his heart during the singing of the national anthem.

Competitors start their engines!

The first boats head out for the last day on Douglas.

Family members take photos of their loved ones as they head out.

Jeremy Sabo of North Carolina and Aaron Richardson of Florida leave in the third flight.

Randy Groves of North Carolina and Joe Lay of Alabama wait for their boat number to be called.

Floridaâs Junior Bassmaster competitors, Drew Crook and Rayfe Marquis, lead the junior contingent out on Douglas.

Reid Carter and Ryan Parks want to bring the Junior Bassmaster trophies back to their home state of Alabama.

All the way from South Africa, Sheldon Terence Hamilton and Stuart Andrew Jones represent the youth in their country in the Junior Bassmaster Southern Divisional.

The sun rises as the last of the boats take off.

The final boat leaves, and Day Three begins!