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Welcome to the
July 2005 edition of the Lund Line. July is a busy
time, summer is in full swing, people are on the water
and we are introducing our 2006 model line of
boats. We have a bunch of new models in our
line-up and we have made changes to many of our current
models. Read all about them on our
website…
We will be working
to update LundBoats.com with the new 2006 models soon. Also,
visit our recently updated LundWear.com
site for the latest Lund gear.
Thank you for your
support of Lund boats and have a great
summer!
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1800
Sport Angler
The new 1800 Sport Angler
and its big brother the 2000 Sport Angler are two more
great fishing boats built in the Lund tradition. The
Sport Angler models are designed to accommodate several
styles of anglers – from northern big water walleye
anglers to southern crappie anglers to northwestern
salmon anglers. Built on Lund’ exclusive
IPSTM hull, it has an 18’ 6” centerline
length and 97” beam.
Contact your
local Lund Dealer today
and see how the 1800 Sport
Angler can accommodate your fishing
style.
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Thank You to all Lund Line
Subscribers!
If you've been
with the Lund Line since the beginning, you may
have already noticed how we like to thank everyone from
time to time. But, we can't send you our
"thanks" without updated information!
For all of
our Canadian subscribers, please check out the Lund Family
Fun Event going on this July.
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Rainy Day? Check out
LundBoats.com
As much as we'd
like to make everyday a perfect day on the Lake, it's
not always up to us. So, on those rainy days when
you just can't get your Lund out - take a spin through
LundBoats.com.
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Watch out
Walleyes!!
Did
you know that over 75% of our subscribers
surveyed, are after walleyes when they are out on
the water? Check out the
results of our April
Lund Line survey.
Make sure you participate this season's
Lund Line survey too.
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Miss
fewer bites
When walleyes are biting your jig and
minnow, but you find yourself missing some bites,
try the addition of a stinger hook. Many times the
smaller fish only get half the minnow in their
mouth vs. the entire jig and minnow. Visit our website for an image and links to more
tips.
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Battery
Care and Maintenance
Batteries are the most important and
most heavily relied on pieces of equipment in your
boat. Check out our Battery
Care page for information on how to keep this
vital piece of equipment in top-notch
shape.
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