Lund Boats For Sale

Lund Boats began building aluminum boats in 1948. Twenty years later, fiberglass boats were added to the range, and in the 1970s, cuddy boats and sailing yachts were a further addition. Models like the Pro-V were introduced and refined to serve the serious fishing competition market.

Lund Boats have devised five model ranges: Core Fishing, Bass and Crappie, Fishing and Sport, Fiberglass, and Utility and Hunting.

The Core Fishing Sector has fourteen models. The aluminum 14’ Fury is the introductory model in the range and is powered with a 30HP outboard and tiller steering. It is able to accommodate four persons and has an aerated live well and a sizable bow deck for easy casting. The SS version of this model has a starboard console with wheel steering and controls.

The Pro-V range is intended for the serious fishing market and is offered in four sizes from 18’11” to 21’10”. The Sport version of the 21’10” is fitted with a full beam windshield that hinges in the center to allow for bow access. Four seats are available with the helm position on the starboard side. The maximum power rating for this model is 400HP outboard engine, and it can carry nine persons.

Two models are available in the Bass and Crappie series, the Pro-V Bass and the Renegade. Both versions are aluminum hulls, with the Renegade offering three lengths from 17’ to 19’9”. The boat is designed for shallow-water fishing with a twelve-inch draft. The boat is designed for five persons and has a maximum outboard engine of 150HP.

In the Fishing and Sport category, five models are available. While maintaining the fishing orientation, models like the Crossover XS introduces watersports to the range of activities onboard with facilities and storage for wakeboarding and skiing.

The Tylee GL fiberglass model also offers both fishing and family facilities. With the 200 HP outboard engine providing speed and power for wakeboarding and skiing and space for eight persons on board, the boat serves a dual fishing and family fun function. In addition, the starboard helm position behind a full windscreen and the four guest seats provides comfort for entertaining.

More fiberglass models are available in the Pro-V GL range, with three boats from 18 to 21’9”. This range is designed for the serious tournament market with a 400 HP outboard engine and enough space to accommodate eight persons. Removable storage pods and central rod storage areas are standard items to support serious fishing.

Six models in the Utility and hunting range are available: Alaskan, Jon Boat, Mod Jon Boat, Predator SSV, and WC.

The WC range comprises three aluminum models from 12 to 16 feet with a 25 HP outboard and tiller steering. Similar to the WC range, the SSV models offer durability in remote areas. The Predator range has four models with tiller, center, or starboard console control options. The range is designed for both fishing and duck hunting. The Jon Boat and the Mod Jon Boat range have four sizes, and the flat-bottomed hulls are perfect for fishing and hunting.

The Alaskan Range offers three models from 16 to 20 feet. The rugged construction makes it a great utility boat that can handle some rough duty.

The average financing or boat loan rate for Lund Boats today is 7.99%. Lund Boats loans currently range from 7.49% to 10.74%. Keep in mind, there are factors that determine this rate range such as down payment amount, your credit lines, and credit score.

If you need a boat loan for a Lund Boats to cover the purchase of a new or used boat, the Boatzon loan calculator can help you determine what type of boat you can afford. Our pre-qualification process for a boat loan does not require your SSN required to pre-qualify, has no impact on your credit report, and we can approve your loan as fast as 24 hours.

The average estimated annual policy for Lund Boats boats on Boatzon averages between $129 to $299 per month. Boat insurance rates are generally lower or higher depending on where you live. For example, if you live in a state with a coastline or prone to name storms or hurricanes, your rate will be higher. Territories such as the Great Lakes states or states with rivers have lower insurance the smaller boat lengths. Northern states typically have lower rates as well due to the boating season being shorter.