Toledo Bend: Marshal's picks

We asked the knowledgeable Bassmaster Marshals what their winning predictions are this week for the A.R.E. Truck Caps Bassmaster Elite on Toledo Bend. Justin Cooper of Pelican, La., starts us off, chosing Cliff Pace to win with a total of 82-7.

Nick LaDart of Monroe, La., chose Brett Preuett (his former college teammate) to hoist the trophy with a total of 79 pounds even.

Michael Curry of Pleasant Hill, La., picked Keith Combs to win with 81 pounds overall.

Jeff Gill of Denham Springs, La., picked the Hack Attack Greg Hackney to win with a four-day total of 85-5.

Jeremy Burns of Gonzales, La., predicts that Edwin Evers will take the title with 89-7.

Jonathan Monk of Pride, La., thinks over 90 pounds, 3 ounces will get it done for Todd Faircloth.

Another Todd Faircloth pick as Scott Dickerson of Sulphur, La., thinks 88-6 is enough.

After riding with Hank Cherry on Toledo Bend in 2014, Allen Hendrickson of Houston, Texas, thinks the North Carolina angler will catch 89-10 and win.

Clif Owert of Otis, La., thinks itâs Dean Rojasâ time and will win with 91-6.

Colby Drago of Livonia, La., thinks almost 100 pounds (98-11) will be the winning weight with Keith Combs coming out on top.

Mike Drago of Livonia, La., picks the 2014 Classic Champ Randy Howell to reel in a victory with 94-6 overall.

Tommy Bryan of Oscar, La., thinks Chad Morgenthaler will win with 81-6 for a four-day total.

Richard Torres of Louisiana thinks Jacob Powroznik will repeat as Toledo Bend victor with 75-11.

Kyler Bergeron Jr. of Livonia, La., picks Greg Hackney to catch 91-2 and win.

Shane Pickett of Fordoche, La., takes the defending Toyota Angler of the Year Aaron Martens. He thinks 92-12 is enough to take home the title.

Steve Slover of Nacogdoches, Texas, takes Texan Keith Combs to win with 81-6.

Another vote for Dean âthe Machineâ Rojas as Rob Debardelaben of Nacogdoches, Texas, thinks 91-5 is enough to tame Toledo.

Marvin Carr of Burleson, Texas picks young gun Justin Lucas to win with 79-14.

Michael LeDuff of Baton Rouge, La., takes Keith Combs with just over 20 pounds a day (81-4) to be enough for a win.

Longtime Marshal Brian Drake of Longview, Ark., takes Greg Hackney and thinks 96-4 will be just enough.

Barry Price of Sulphur, La., takes Gerald Swindle to cash in on his first Elite Series victory with a four-day total of 87-10.

Derek Battenfield of Sulphur, La., adds to the Greg Hackney votes, but he thinks 83-8 is the magic number.

Wayne Lagrappe of Sulphur, La., thinks Mark Davis will bust through on Toledo and win with 88-12.