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He sent these surprise photos yesterday. I'm in my 60s so this is the last one......so (for me), I went all out. Can't wait to get it rigged and on the water. I'll post more photos after the unveiling. I guess you can't tell I'm excited. Looking forward to doing some crankbait trolling this summer. Just thought I would share my excitement. Cheers! Life is good.
That is a serious trolling/fishing boat. Love the Lund boats.
Congrats Chuck! I'll have to book a trip with you this fall!
For sure Daniel. Hope you have a wonderful and successful adventure in Alaska. Don't get spoiled up there and forget us locals. I'll try to have it rigged by the time you get back. When are you leaving?
Leaving out the 29th of June and returning on the 8th of July. I'm looking forward to it especially with the heat we're having now!
Nice boat Chuck. You might have to get a new truck to pull it with now.
Have a wonderful time. Can't wait to hear all about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by crappie_dan
Thanks Bf. Gotta get over this first. "Ole Trusty" gonna have to do for now if you know what I mean!Quote:
Originally Posted by bestfriend
You'll love it! I really miss my 2100 SV. No other boat (that I know of) compares to a Lund.
I am well into my 70's and I keep buying new boats. With all the new "stuff", boats are harder to rig. I am still waiting on ethernet adapter cables. The Ulterra is "awsome".Quote:
Originally Posted by Chuck Haley
Monk
Old men....new boats.....new back saving technology. Gotta new 24v Ulterra still in the box waiting for my boat delivery. Taking every advantage to keep on keeping on.....right Monk? Rigging and everything else is harder than it used to be, but still loving it. Hey, I might want to shoot under your new one. Gotta be putting out a lot of shade. Nice big set up you have there, by the way. I'll be seeing you soon to fill in some needed rods and etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by monkscrappie