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Muskie Fishing -> Muskie Boats and Motors -> Will a jet outboard motor work on a small Lund?
 
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OlDoc
Posted 8/17/2012 12:10 PM (#578992)
Subject: Will a jet outboard motor work on a small Lund?


My current boat is too large to get on some smaller waterways I'd like to fish and my friend has a jet boat we use, but I need something I can use when I need it and I need room for the wife and kid. I'm a Lund junkie and I'd really like to stick with one. I'm considering getting an SSV 16 with side console and a 40hp Mercury jet. I know this isn't ideal as a jet but it'd give me the stability and safety I would like, especially with small kids on the boat. The boat is as light or lighter than many jonboats on the market in a similar length and should float around 6-8". I'm not running through abunch of crazy rocks and such, just some shallow points I may have to cross in under a foot of water and some shallow shoals. A prop for sure won't go where I need, that is for certain. So your thoughts?
VMS
Posted 8/18/2012 4:48 PM (#579204 - in reply to #578992)
Subject: Re: Will a jet outboard motor work on a small Lund?





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I'd say you'd be good to go. A john boat would have a shallower draft, but the older lund boats that were flat in the rear would do fairly well too. I think you'd be o.k

Steve
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