HIGHLIGHTS: Heritage Cup Day 6, Championship Round

MINOCQUA, Wis. – Check out some of the RFD-TV Now Livestream highlights from the Championship Round of the Knighten Industries Heritage Cup Presented by Bass Boat Technologies, the second of four events in the second year of the Fishing Clash Team Series.

It was the same story with a different setting as the Heritage Cup moved to Tomahawk Lake for the Championship Round and Jacob Wheeler and Mark Daniels Jr. of Team O’Reilly Auto Parts topped SCORETRACKER® for the second day in a row. The duo surged from 11 pounds behind in Period 3 to surpass Drew Gill and Marshall Robinson of Team Star Tron with 65 pounds, 8 ounces on 43 scorable bass to Star Tron’s 60-12 on 43 scorable bass.

Meanwhile, Team Fishing Clash (Keith Carson and Luke Clausen) finished third with 36-6 on 24 scorable bass, and Team BUBBA (Ott DeFoe and Andy Montgomery) was fourth with 33-4 on 22 scorable bass.

Fishing Clash Team Series action will resume with the Patriot Cup in Oxford, Alabama, on Oct. 22-27.

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