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Vis-a-vis the Lund Predator 2010 Muskie boat shown on the posted video, pray tell what is the cost of that little number with a 225 Merc motor? | |||
jkslayer135 |
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Posts: 283 | A boat that big and it still only has 7'6" rod storage | ||
Tackle Industries |
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Posts: 4053 Location: Land of the Musky | 7'6" rod storage and they called it a "muskie" boat??? | ||
sworrall |
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Posts: 32886 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | The 60" well in front shortens the locker some. I bet an 8' rod will fit on the top row...I'll try it next time I see Kenny. | ||
quackaddict9 |
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Posts: 123 Location: Bemidji, MN | It's still a nice boat... | ||
TJ DeVoe |
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Posts: 2323 Location: Stevens Point, WI | Sworrall is correct, the massive 60 inch livewell sits in front of the rod locker. However, Kenny did tell me that he is able to get 8'0's in his 2010 but Lund rates it as 7'6 max. The tubes even have carpet at the end of them so you don't have to worry about scratching the tip of your rods. The Lund 2010 rigged with a 225 Opti runs anywhere from mid $40Kto high $40k pending how one rigs it. | ||
Sawbones |
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Posts: 95 Location: LOTW every chance I get | I would really like to have this boat, but I would gladly trade the 60" live well for a longer rod locker. On LOTW where I fish, you can't keep anything under 54", so you can only use it for fish over 54" ie. never (for me anyway), and I'm not convinced they revive better sloshing around in a live well than holding them overboard. | ||
BenMuskyHunter247 |
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Posts: 86 Location: Wauwatosa, Wisconsin | BEAST! but come on they should know better to put in 8 foot rold holders | ||
sworrall |
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Posts: 32886 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | It's technically designed as a Multi-specie rig. If I owned a Predator, I'd be fishing the new long telescoping Muskie rods...issue solved. | ||
KARLOUTDOORS |
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Posts: 956 Location: Home of the 2016 World Series Champion Cubs | Tackle Industries - 5/2/2009 4:52 PM 7'6" rod storage and they called it a "muskie" boat??? Every boat I have ever owned I'd consider a muskie boat yet none of them has ever had a 60" live well &/or an 8' rod locker. Why question the manufacturer in a case where/when the term "Muskie Boat" is subject to interpretation as much by by the user as it is the maker. Look at the boats spec sheet to find out hw she's equipped and call it what YOU want. Ask the many muskie anglers fishing out of jon boats and ask what kind of boat they own????? | ||
A Rod |
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Posts: 38 | 1810 and 1710 Predator will fit 8' rods, only not as many as the 2010. They have the side locker I think they measure 8'3". I checked out the 1810 a while back, and with the raised deck the storage is unreal. Lots of room for everything. Very nice rigs. Not sure what the 1610 will fit. | ||
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