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Nice setup dave!

This has been a great fishing boat for me. Might move into something bigger, but we will see.

Hey Y'all, so I finally switched to the new site and getting back to fishing after a pretty rough and seems long spring. So here is my rig King's Ransom and hope to be spending more time on the back deck till deer season. Tight lines see you on the lake or at the marina.

Ive seen that boat around a few times

Here is a couple of pictures of my Donna Marie. Love fishing this boat. Still have my polarcarft which gives me very early and very late fishing after the Donna Marie has been put up for winter.

I see some very nice boats in this topic. My boat is small but gets what I need done. I fish the south end of the lake and northern lower Michigan lakes in my 2014 1875 Lund crossover powered by Mercury 150 4 stroke. I have six rod holders but no riggers or kicker at this time. Idle speed varies with the four stroke but is slow enough to be effective. Since this site has come together I have learned much from all the input posted and my kids have had great times catching fish on the south end of our great lake. Hope to see ya all out there.

Nice lookin Lund. Smaller boats have their advantages...you guys beat us bigger boats in fuel by a long shot. Happy fishing.

I would love to see and ride on you're boats who have better size and handling. My 2 boys 13 and 9 always complain about not being able to go out on the big pond when 3 footers are rolling. I tell the boys it's not fun or safe with a boat our size but their passion is still fishing. So let me know when an open couple of seats are available on a larger vessel.

Sounds good. I posted last weekend a empty seat abd took jeff out actually. They were solid 2's and 3's sometimes 4's and we were able to run in at 22 mph...thats the fastest i go when calm too.

Here's mine. Chris Craft Amerosport 283. Twin 4.3 v-6 straight inboards. 2 downriggers. Still learning how to use them.