EDWARDS/BROWN HAMMER ‘EM AT LOZ FOR THE WIN
Tournament Results On January 29, 2022
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| Date | January 29, 2022 | Reporter | |
| Number of Boats | 27 | Location | Shawnee Bend Access |
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| Tournament Results | |||
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| Placement | Angler(s) Name | Total Keepers | Total Weight |
| 1st Place | Nick Edwards and Kevin Brown | 5 | 20.57 |
| 2nd Place | Lawson Hibdon and Connar Hibdon | 5 | 19.05 |
| 3rd Place | Keith and Roger Labarge | 5 | 17.37 |
| Big Bass Award | ||
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| 1st Place | Big Bass Winner Name | Big Bass Weight |
| Shawn Kemper and David Conner | 6.73 | |
| Tournament Notes |
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Twenty-seven boats tackled Lake of the Ozarks for the fourth Freshwater FX Fishing Series tournament on Saturday, January 29th. The Lake yielded twelve limits and four bass over 6 lbs.
Congratulations to Nick Edwards and Kevin Brown for taking first place! Nick and Kevin went full fat sack with 20.57 lbs. to earn $1,305 for first and picked up an additional $500 in side pot money for a total of $1,805. Their bag was anchored by a 6.67 lbs. beauty.
The team of Lawson Hibdon and Connar Hibdon slammed 19.05 lbs. onto the scales for second place. The duo earned themselves $786.
No strangers to the check line in this series, Keith and Roger Labarge found the right fish for 17.37 lbs. and a third place finish. They had one bass check in at 6.16 lbs. They walked away with another $524.
Boat issues only temporarily slowed down the team of Eric Dearduff and Steve Varner. Their limit topped out at 16.80 lbs., good enough for fourth place and $200.
Adam Pritchard and Cliff Wolf brought a solid limit to the scales. Their best five went for 15.74 lbs. and earned them fifth place and $150.
The first team out of the money received gift cards from series sponsor Pattern Tackle. The team of Shawn Kemper and David Conner finished with 15.37 lbs. and earned the $50 in gift cards. In addition to the gift cards, their 6.73 lbs. fatty took Big Bass honors, earning them another $270.
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