Actually, there's a good reason this happens and the local anglers know it, they just can't seem to get by it. It stressed me out to no end. They stretch the suspense. Faster than a Ranger boat, more powerful than a Mercury outboard motor, able to leap tall stories with a single lie.
Somebody get a phone booth.
During a commercial break for the nationally televised event Saturday, Clark Wendlandt sat quietly in the front seat of his Kellogg's boat, twirling left, then right, left again, then back to the right. Finally, he stopped. Fourkiller recently moved to Sylva, N.C., from Cyril, Okla., and works closely with the Cherokee Nation. Tammie Muse of North Little Rock loves to fish competitively and does so quite effectively. The problem is that only 13 ounces separated the top five professional anglers at the conclusion of the Round 2 weigh-in.