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[QUOTE]sworrall - 3/16/2019  1:12 PM

I was pleasantly surprised with the performance with a 60 Merc at 32 loaded up with a full livewell, and very impressed with the IPS hull's lift and overall ride. Keith ran a 1750 Rebel (sold it, is buying a new Lund next week), and I used that quite a bit when I was running an X170. Thought I'd need it when heading to Vermilion, etc. and it turns out I didn't at all. If I was looking at a tiller, I'd go to the Pro Guide you mentioned.[/QUOTE]

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Posted 3/16/2019 1:12 PM (#933277 - in reply to #933152)
Subject: Re: 1675 lund pro guide vs 165 aluma crsft compettitor for musky fishing??????

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I run a Lund 1625 Fury XL loaded up with about every option I can fit on her. New generation Mega Imaging Birds, Minn Kota Terrova i-Pilot, Aqua-Vu HD7i, Smooth Moves Seats, Power Pole Shallow Water Anchor, Cannon Rod Holders in the Sport track, rear deck flip over module, butt seats, interior lighting, stereo, extra battery, and more. I bought this ride with the money from my oldX170 Tuffy sale, looking for a boat I can get in to the small landings I like to search out and yet fish Pelican and other larger waters with no issues. Plus, I had a limited budget and wanted the toys on board I like.

I was pleasantly surprised with the performance with a 60 Merc at 32 loaded up with a full livewell, and very impressed with the IPS hull's lift and overall ride. Keith ran a 1750 Rebel (sold it, is buying a new Lund next week), and I used that quite a bit when I was running an X170. Thought I'd need it when heading to Vermilion, etc. and it turns out I didn't at all. If I was looking at a tiller, I'd go to the Pro Guide you mentioned.