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PHOTO ADVISORY -- Bennett Wins $1 Million in Forrest Wood Cup

Sun Aug 17, 2008 10:09pm EDT
 
Editors are advised that a high-resolution photo is available to accompany
the news release, CLM005, Bennett Wins$1 Million in Forrest Wood Cup, issued
earlier today by FLW Outdoors.
    Caption:  24-year-old Michael Bennett of Lincoln, Calif., raises a check
for $1 million as he is named champion of the 2008 Forrest Wood Cup presented
by BP and Castrol. The Forrest Wood Cup is the most lucrative tournament in
professional bass fishing. (PRNewsFoto)
    Members of the media may download the photo at no charge from the
following online archives:
    -- NewsCom:  http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20080817/CLSU005a
    -- AP Archive Topic Gallery:  http://photoarchive.ap.org

    This photo is also available via the AP PhotoExpress Network, as PRN3.

    For more information on the photo, or on gaining access to the archives,
media may contact the PR Newswire Photo Desk at photodesk@prnewswire.com .
SOURCE  FLW Outdoors

Chad Gay, communications specialist of FLW Outdoors, +1-270-703-3346


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