New Diawa LT Series of Spinning Reels with Dave Chong

The Diawa LT series of spinning reels were designed lighter and stronger in a more compact package. The strength of the Zaion housing is an example of the LT design concept of Light but Tough. At the heart of the reel is a machined Aluminum Alloy DIGIGEAR designed for smoothness, strength and durability. The main shaft utilizes the Magseal, which prevents water and debris intrusion. The reel is long-casting and extremely smooth.

FX 21 LE Skeeter Bass Boat Walk Through with Dave Chong

Come check out one of the hottest bass boat on the market. Dave Chong, Yamaha and Skeeter Pro gives us a walk through of the new 2018 FX 21 LE Skeeter Boat. The new Limited Edition FX21 LE boasts a bold attitude with custom colors unique only to the limited edition line. These limited edition models come fully loaded with Lowrance ® HDS 12 Carbon electronics on the dash and Lowrance ® HDS 9 Carbon on bow, Two (2) 8' Blade Power-Pole ® color matched to your boat, Minnkota ® Fortrex 112 trolling motor and storage lighting in all boxes. As unique and individual as you are, set yourself apart from the competition with a Limited Edition FX and leave your competition in your wake.

Walmart FLW Tour Kentucky Lake Day Winner: Dave Lefebre Win with Swimbait and Jig

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Dave Lefebre charges to win with a single swimbait.
(Photos: FLW Outdoors)

On Saturday, Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes pro Dave Lefebre of Erie, Pa., weighed 23 pounds, 15 ounces of bass — the heaviest limit of fish at the FLW Tour on Kentucky Lake presented by OFF!. Lefebre didn’t duplicate that effort Sunday, but it turns out he didn’t need to. At the end of the day, Lefebre’s five bass worth 19 pounds, 5 ounces gave him a total four-day weight of 77 pounds, 3 ounces as well as a championship trophy and $125,000.
“This feels good,” said Lefebre, who hasn’t won an FLW Tour event since 2004. “I can’t believe it because the Potomac (River) and (Lake) Champlain are the two I look at and say, ‘Those are the ones I have a chance to win.’ And after the Potomac, where I let one get away, this one is a shocker to me.”
Lefebre said he started the final day of competition the way he had previous days — about a mile from the takeoff ramp fishing a swimbait. In past days, he fished that area until he had a limit at about 8:30 a.m., but on Sunday the bite wasn’t as good and he left the spot with three fish at 7:30 and made a 12-mile run to look for more fish. He fished a Tabu 1-ounce brown jig with purple tinsel tipped with a green-pumpkin Yamamoto trailer on ledges and inlets into the main river channel.