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Blake

Posted 8/5/2014 12:12 PM (#724289)
Subject: Lund Sport Trak

Posts: 55

Location: Coon Rapids, MN

I picked up a Lund Impact this year and am looking to install a couple of rod holders. I was wondering if anybody has experience with the SportTrak brackets? I am sure they work well with light tackle but I have some concerns about mounting rod holders to them that will be used for muskie fishing. If anyone has experience with them I would like to hear what your thoughts are?

kjgmh

Posted 8/5/2014 1:42 PM (#724304 - in reply to #724289)
Subject: Re: Lund Sport Trak

Posts: 1096

Location: Hayward, WI

Cisco and Phishon both make heavy duty brackets for the Sport Track.

Mojo1269

Posted 8/5/2014 2:30 PM (#724317 - in reply to #724304)
Subject: Re: Lund Sport Trak

Posts: 755

Get the Cisco Models My last baot was a Lund and I used them for 3 years and had no issue. They are tough as nails...

BSG

Posted 8/5/2014 2:31 PM (#724318 - in reply to #724289)
Subject: RE: Lund Sport Trak

Posts: 61

http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/board/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=97...

This was last week. Same type of deal.

Brad

Blake

Posted 8/5/2014 3:20 PM (#724326 - in reply to #724289)
Subject: Re: Lund Sport Trak

Posts: 55

Location: Coon Rapids, MN

Thanks for the info. I do like the Cisco and phishon mounts but from what I have seen I would need to drill a hole in the track to install the carriage bolts. I wish Lund provided access holes in the track from the factory. Flipping the lund bracket around to sit on top of the rail is also and interestig idea. Thanks for the help!

Mojo1269

Posted 8/5/2014 3:27 PM (#724328 - in reply to #724326)
Subject: Re: Lund Sport Trak

Posts: 755

No drilling needed with the Cisco mounts...

R code

Posted 8/5/2014 7:48 PM (#724365 - in reply to #724289)
Subject: Re: Lund Sport Trak

Posts: 270

Location: SE WISCONSIN

We used the Lund sport tracks for years pulling dipsey divers catching big salmon on lake michigan with no problems.

Yooper Padre

Posted 8/5/2014 10:06 PM (#724386 - in reply to #724365)
Subject: Re: Lund Sport Trak

Posts: 337

Location: Watersmeet, Michigan

R code - 8/5/2014 7:48 PM

We used the Lund sport tracks for years pulling dipsey divers catching big salmon on lake michigan with no problems.

Same here. Plenty strong.

Fr. K

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