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2006 Lund WC 12 with a Yamaha 15hp and a Minn Kota Endura 30. 2007 EZ Loader trailer and an Eagle Fishfinder...Not pictured but the boat now has Scotty manual downriggers
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Here's mine.
61 GPS with 200lb driver, 100 and 240 lb passangers.
61 GPS with 200lb driver, 100 and 240 lb passangers.
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Gotta say it. Nice boat Sam...
Lund has always been one of my favorites.
I even owned a 16' model some years back and ran it around on Lake Erie and caught a whole bunch
of lake trout, walleye, and bass.
Lund has always been one of my favorites.
I even owned a 16' model some years back and ran it around on Lake Erie and caught a whole bunch
of lake trout, walleye, and bass.
Fish doesn't smell "fishy" because it's fish. Fish smells "fishy" when it's rotten.
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Yep I think Lund's roots go back to the Great lakes region and Walleye fishing...
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- skeeter bassin
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Nice boat Chris. I knew I recognized ya from somewhere, but I am able to remember boats more than faces. I have run into you several times on Samammish
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Not only a very nice boat but a beautiful fall background for the photo. Good Job!!
A nice bass is too valuable a resource to enjoy catching only once.
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Chris and Sam, y'all got some sweet rides there.
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I agree, Sam has a sweet Lund. Saw it at Coulon one day and thought, Man thats one expensive 12 foot alumi.
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Hahah I remember that ChrisB, You ever get any more hits off the docks there?
It's got a bit more stuff put on it now though...
It's got a bit more stuff put on it now though...
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I can't remember the last time I caught a GOOD fish off the Coulon docks. Its been very slow down there this year for me.
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That place I assume just gets too much pressure for any good fishing...Too many catch and keep fishermen at that dock that would keep those bass..
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Morning gang... New to the site and looking forward to trading information. I fish year round, I fly fish and angle as well. My boat is a 21 foot Bayline cuddy for those long weekends on the lakes. Perfect for getting that float tube to the hiddend spots. Keep in touch.
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15 ft smokercraft lodge
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Quite the nice rig you have there. Looks like you were able to get everything you need in a nice 15' package.
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Thanks, I had to go to Oregon to get the boat,saved me about a grand.Found the downriggers used for $500,added a bunch of little things and now I made a homemade potpuller(manual) for shrimping.
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Lund 1800 Fisherman is my boat. It's powered with a 115 and an 8 hp yamaha. Got a pair of downriggers for trolling.
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It's looking like an Alumaweld or a North River might join the Lund....
Anyone got any experience with any bigger Aluminum boats? I know Bodofish has his custom weld, but we are looking with something with a deep vee and something in the range of 20 feet with a 100+hp motor, kicker, and aluminum. Thought about going for glass like our old Campion 19', but figured aluminum would go better...It'll mainly be used for the saltwater (Area 9, 10, 8-2, Sekiu a few times a year, and some bigger lakes)
Anyone have any thoughts on these boats?
Boats we are considering:
Alumaweld: Blackhawk, Intuder, Stryker,
North River: SeaHawk 20'
We are still looking around at Hewescrafts, Weldcrafts, etc....
haven't completely ruled out glass though...
Anyone got any experience with any bigger Aluminum boats? I know Bodofish has his custom weld, but we are looking with something with a deep vee and something in the range of 20 feet with a 100+hp motor, kicker, and aluminum. Thought about going for glass like our old Campion 19', but figured aluminum would go better...It'll mainly be used for the saltwater (Area 9, 10, 8-2, Sekiu a few times a year, and some bigger lakes)
Anyone have any thoughts on these boats?
Boats we are considering:
Alumaweld: Blackhawk, Intuder, Stryker,
North River: SeaHawk 20'
We are still looking around at Hewescrafts, Weldcrafts, etc....
haven't completely ruled out glass though...
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- produce2troutcat
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Wish I could help you,but after 17 ft my only experiences are in wood or fiberglass boats.
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The North River Sea Hawk is a sweet boat. It's quality, costs a good amount of dough, but you get what you pay for...they come with the best engine on the market -- Yamaha...IMO. I also like the Grady White 17.5' Spirit...handsome boat...of course this is glass much like the Campion 19.'
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Gradys are sweet boats. We are good friends with an owner of the Escape 209. What a heavy boat that thing is. Very nice looking too. Don't really like how it drives though.
Yamaha is what we are looking put on the boat.
North River's a bit more pricier then their main competition, the Alumaweld/Hewescraft....Will be going out to a bunch of dealers soon and checking them all out. New might be the way we go, but we might go for one that's a year or two, or three old if it saves us a lot of cash...
Yamaha is what we are looking put on the boat.
North River's a bit more pricier then their main competition, the Alumaweld/Hewescraft....Will be going out to a bunch of dealers soon and checking them all out. New might be the way we go, but we might go for one that's a year or two, or three old if it saves us a lot of cash...
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