Three people died as the result of a boating crash that happened during a Major League Fishing event in Alabama on Wednesday.

The two-vessel crash occurred shortly after 7 a.m. local time on Smith Lake in Cullman County, according to the Alabama Law ...

Two vessels crashed at around 7 a.m. Wednesday at Lewis Smith Lake in Cullman County during the second day of the Tackle ...

Three men were killed and several others were injured when two boats collided during a fishing tournament Wednesday on a lake ...

Three men who were on the center console vessel — Joey Broom, 58, of Altoona, Alabama; John Clark, 44, of Cullman, Alabama; ...

Two of the surviving victims of the deadly boat crash on Smith Lake are considering legal action. On Wednesday, April 16, ...

The crash took place as the Major League Fishing tournament was being held. The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency confirmed that Joey Broom, John Clark, and Jeffrey Little were the three men who died.

The death toll is rising after a multi-boat crash during a Major League Fishing tournament in Cullman County on Wednesday.

Two boats collided during a fishing tournament early Wednesday in ... Broom, 58, of Altoona, was fatally injured in the collision. John K. Clark, 44, of Cullman, and Jeffrey C.

The men were thrown overboard when two boats collided ... Alabama during a fishing competition, the authorities said. At around 7 a.m., Joey M. Broom, 58, of Altoona, Ala., John K.

A fatal boat wreck at a Major League Fishing tournament in Alabama has left three dead and three more injured.