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Dean Rojas had a great tournament, but his lighter bag on day 4 cost him a shot at the win.
By BassFan Staff
The Toledo Bend Bassmaster Elite Series started with a big bang as two anglers cracked the 25-pound mark on day 1 and 11 others caught 20 pounds or more. The fireworks continued from there as Jacob Powroznik rebounded from a slim day 3 to catch 19-11 on the final day to capture his first career tour-level victory.
Check out our photo gallery of the action below:
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Not A Bad Start
Chris Zaldain caught this 8-12 monster on 6-pound line on day 1, setting the stage for a Top-10 finish. (Photo: BassFan)
Two Of A Kind
Skeet Reese had these two bruisers in his day-1 bag that weighed 17-07 and paved the way to a Top-10 result. (Photo: BassFan)
Near Miss
Bill Lowen had little to show for these two good fish on day 1 as he missed the cut and finished 57th. (Photo: BassFan)
Hunt For Big Momma
Morizo Shimizu opened with a decent bag and finished 47th to earn a $10,000 pay check at Toledo Bend. (Photo: BassFan)
Double Trouble
Kevin VanDam caught 17-05 on day 1 en route to a 19th-place finish at Toledo Bend. (Photo: BassFan)
Hanging Chad
Chad Pipkens had one of 13 20-pound bags on day 1, but his weights dropped off from there as he wound up 33rd. (Photo: BassFan)
Keeping Pace
Jared Lintner did his best to keep pace with Angler of the Year points leader Mark Davis with fish like this. Lintner wound up finishing 11th. (Photo: BassFan)
Get Crankin'
Casey Ashley threw a crankbait and flipped a jig in deep grass all event to collect a 5th-place finish. (Photo: BassFan)
Meeting Of The Minds
VanDam and Edwin Evers rehash their day on the water back stage at the Toledo Bend. (Photo: BassFan)
Stick With What Works
Mark Davis threw a Strike King Caffeine Shad on a Carolina rig all week and came away with a 4th-place finish. (Photo: BassFan)
It Adds Up
Davis also collected a $1,000 bonus for being the leader in the Angler of the Year points. (Photo: BassFan)
Two For Todd
Todd Faircloth fished his way a 9th-place finish with a Texas-rigged worm and a Strike King jerkbait. (Photo: BassFan)
Family Affair
With Toledo Bend not that far from his Louisiana home, Cliff Crochet had a sizable cheering section on hand to watch him finish 12th. (Photo: BassFan)
One's Not Enough
Dean Rojas went out with the lead on the final day, but couldn't muster enough quality bites to hold on for the win. (Photo: BassFan)
Grin And Bear It
Jacob Powroznik soaks in the moment after winning his first tour-level event in just his fourth Elite Series tournament. (Photo: BassFan)
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2014 Toledo Bend Elite Series