Fishing for Diamonds Tournament

The Kyle Busch Foundation’s Fishing for Diamonds tournament was held at Pier 121 Marina in Lewisville, Texas.

Mike Iaconelli made an appearance at the fundraising tournament.

Terry Scroggins talks with a group of anglers.

Brannon Long launches his boat into Lewisville Lake.

Iaconelli backs his boat into the water.

Elite pro Mike Iaconelli and NASCAR driver Kyle Busch head out on Lake Lewisville for a day of fishing.

Scroggins idles to the dock.

Gerald Swindle displays an Alabama rig -- the latest craze in bass fishing rigs -- for the photographers.

Brady Winans fishes close to the dock.

Iaconelli and Kyle Busch salute the flag during the singing of the National Anthem.

Winans hooks a fish.

Winans throws up two fingers to show that was his second fish.

Winans shows off his nice bass.

Busch fishes from the back of Iaconelli’s boat.

Iaconelli fishes close to the dam on Lewisville Lake.

Mike Iaconelli and Kyle Busch fish under a bridge.

Although the tournament is primarily for bragging rights, Iaconelli still hopes to get a good bag. 

Swindle fishes close to I-35 bridge. 

High winds resulted in rough water all day. 

Swindle lands a bass. 

Swindle sets his hook. 

Brannon Long catches a small bass. 

Trent Menees fishes the dam as well. 

Cline ducks beneath the boat dock. 

Lagow fishes from the back of Cline’s boat.

Brannon Long and Brady Winans wait to weigh their fish at the Kyle Busch Foundation tournament on Lake Lewisville.

Norm Miller of Interstate Batteries and Terry Scroggins talk tournament strategy.

Cline – Lagow (11-11)

Davis – Heaver (15-14)

Winans – Peck (13-9)

Long – Bandy (7-9)

Stapleton – Rush (6-8)

Strong – Kelly (11-14)

Caldenmeyer – Miller (9-9)

Swindle’s team placed 3rd. 

Winans and Peck placed 2nd. 

Davis and Heaver came in 1st. 

Gerald Swindle and Terry Scroggins flank a pair of sponsor reps from the Kyle Busch Foundation tournament.

Kyle Busch makes a trophy presentation to Elite pro Gerald Swindle.

NASCAR superstar Kyle Busch poses with team tournament winners Dax Davis and Darren Heavner.