Myers attracting a crowd

Ever since the rain stopped, the number of boats gathering to watch Britt Myers has grown steadily. It's up to 25 now, and all are courteously giving Myers plenty of room. He needs it, as Myers is working wide swaths of Douglas Lake, where schools of bass are holding deep.

Myers has a limit

"It's happening!" yelled Britt Myers as he added a 3-pounder to his limit that he estimates at 16 pounds now.

Anglers still catching them despite weather

Jeff McAfee sent us this close to 4-pound fish that Pete Ponds has been able to catch during the storm.

The storm arrives

The storm has officially hit Douglas Lake. The rain is pouring and water is rolling across the parking lot. Thunder is booming and the wind is shaking the War Room. And the satellite that runs the internet feed is out.

Low pressure worries anglers

There was some concern among the anglers that this weather would impact their catch for the day.

Britt Myers catching them as the rain starts to fall

Photographer James Overstreet and I just found Britt Myers, the Day Two leader, in Mud Creek. And he already has a five-bass-limit weighing about 10 pounds.We've seen him catch three...

Angler launch on Day Three

The anglers have left the dock for Day Three and for those of us getting ready to start watching this unfold, there is a little bit of nervous energy in the air.

Weigh-in times today

Weigh-in times are a little different today. We have college anglers weighing in at 2:45 Central today. Then the Hooked Up show at 3:00 Central. And the 12 Elite finalists...

Rough weather

Britt Myers left West Sugarloaf Creek, and we had no desire to follow him out of here

Myers hopes to cap his best week

Mid-day has been when Britt Myers caught his best fish this week, and he's got to add a couple in the 4- to 5-pound range to improve significantly from the 13- to 14-pounds he got now. He has caught plenty of fish today, just nothing of any help since he moved from East Sugarloaf Creek to West Sugarloaf.