This weekend Team Westin, with Luc Coppens and Jeremy Staverman, won the World Predator Classic 2014 (http://www.worldpredatorclassic.com) in the Netherlands!
Being the 1st of its kind WPC competition ever to be held in Europe the stakes were high and the starting lineup for the toughest and most prestigious predator competition was breathtaking.
Team Westin did a fantastic, focused and hard 3-day effort to win the competition and took a superior victory, with an incredible total of 1112 whopping centimeters! (Nr 2 where 144 centimeters behind). One of the prices where an top tuned Nitro Z6 Boat. Our warmest congratulations to Luc and Jeremy, we are very happy and proud to have to have the 2014 World Predator Champions representing Westin in many years to come!
Luc Coppens: “With more than 50 teams from around the world, the WPC is by far the most exciting and prestigious fishing competition in Europe. You feel the pressure and excitement weeks before the start, it’s an amazing feeling. The fishing conditions where difficult and the lake was divided into three parts. Me and Jeremy had the most difficult zone A the last day of the competition which put us under extreme pressure. During fishing you just get the feeling of the title slips through your fingers. Despite this we fished good and stayed in top for all three days which gave us more confidence. We fished with two new rods from Westin which barely can have a better test result than this, they are the perfect tools for us during these competitions. I’m also really grateful that people like Ross Honey and his crew can arrange a fishing competition in this huge scale that really involves the entire city and people around the world.“
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