Jamie Horton comes to the scales after a frustrating Day 2. Day 1's bag was near 20 pounds; today he has five small fish.
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B.A.S.S. Tournament Director Trip Weldon watches from beneath the hardwoods and Spanish moss as anglers head in.
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...but will it be enough to hold off other top anglers from Day 1 like Jeremy Prouty.
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Jordan Lee heads in ready to hit the scales and see if he can stay in the Top 12.
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Brett Preuett looking to hold onto his second Top 12 cut in a row after finishing in the Top 12 at Central Open on Ross Barnett.
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B.A.S.S. Tournament Director Trip Weldon runs bags to the waiting anglers.
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B.A.S.S. writer Mark Hicks seeks a little refreshment between interviews.
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The weigh-in continues on as anglers bring their Alabama River catches to the scales.
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...and smiles once the scales lock in and he realizes he has enough to regain the lead.
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