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Location: Tennessee | Yea that is definately a thought on the width. I use to think an 80ish" track was wide enough, but after getting in a couple with 92-95" the difference is pretty dang nice. For anyone who's been on the water in the Alumacrafts, how stable are they moving around on the deck and such? Alot of roll, more or less than the Lunds? I know the Lunds advertise stability quite abit standing on the gunnels and such which I know they also have a ton of floatation since they can drill one full of holes and still float it. I know alot of it might be overboard for advertisement but I'll admit, marketing like that does speak alot to me anyways. And anytime I see guide boats, it's always Lund. Never saw an Alumacraft. I'm use to bassboat stability right now. Been originally looking at a Pro 185 Alumacraft ModV but I'm really leaning more on the deep v for storage and safety especially with my little boy being old enough to fish in about 2 more years.
Edited by Wood_Duck 2/5/2012 11:53 PM
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