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A 6-pound, 4-ounce bass weighed Saturday by Edwin Evers proved to be the day’s largest fish, but it was not big enough to knock out Keith Poche’s 6-pound, 13-ounce bass from Friday as the largest so far.
Bobby Lane is fishing the Bassmaster Classic on the Red River with a small black scarf in his pocket, the flight scarf of a fallen U.S. soldier.
Water temps rise for Jones
Alton Jones finally worked his way back to us, where we could have a brief conversation. He estimates his weight at "12 pounds and change."
It has gotten a lot more lively than even Alton Jones expected in here. The wind has picked up and he just upgraded with a three-pounder. Meanwhile, a wild hog came tromping along the bank behind Jones, not anywhere close enough to be a threat.
It's official - we have no idea what Alton Jones' total weight is at this time. He just caught a 2 1/2 pounder and culled a fish. We thought he only had four in the livewell, but he was out of our sight for about 30 minutes this morning and, obviously, caught a fish then.
We're trying a new thing at the Bassmaster Classic this year. It's the War Room, a live video stream that runs from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Alton Jones has four fish in the boat.
It's closing in on 11 o'clock, when Alton Jones says this place "comes alive," and he just put his third bass in the livewell.
Go behind the scenes of 2012 Bassmaster Classic on the Red River.
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