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schoolie monster · 08-13-2004, 01:16 PM

http://www.triumphboats.com/Boats/Bo...il.asp?bid=142

This boat is very similar to the setup of your lund, but may have more freeboard/ more beam/ deeper V and be a bit dryer....

I'm looking at that or the 190 bay as an upgrade in a couple years... maybe 4-5 years. Part of my thinking is additional family room, but would also work well for our type of fishing and more.

I'm gonna try some tube 'n worm just as another option and some bait trolling, so I may go with a kicker. And I like the idea of having the kicker to get in if the big engine fails.

Lots of livewell space... lighter than a fiberglass boat.

I haven't seen the boat in person yet, but want to check it out hopefully at the boat shows.

08-13-2004, 01:16 PM	#23
schoolie monster Registered User Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 1,195	http://www.triumphboats.com/Boats/Bo...il.asp?bid=142 This boat is very similar to the setup of your lund, but may have more freeboard/ more beam/ deeper V and be a bit dryer.... I'm looking at that or the 190 bay as an upgrade in a couple years... maybe 4-5 years. Part of my thinking is additional family room, but would also work well for our type of fishing and more. I'm gonna try some tube 'n worm just as another option and some bait trolling, so I may go with a kicker. And I like the idea of having the kicker to get in if the big engine fails. Lots of livewell space... lighter than a fiberglass boat. I haven't seen the boat in person yet, but want to check it out hopefully at the boat shows.