Any Lund Pro Guides out there?

[huff n puff]

Thinking about making the jump and picking one up, but I'd love to hear from owners who actually run them, details like how's the ride in rough water, how do they handle for solo launching and fishing? I do a mix of inland lakes and some bigger water up north, so I'm looking for something stable, versatile, and easy to manage. The layout looks perfect for my style, but I'd really appreciate some real feedback before I pull the trigger.

 

[RealityCheck1]

A frind of mine has the 1875 model and he's extremely happy with it. He's been using it for a few years and his comment is the perfect boat which more or less covers your requirements. He says that even solo launching and fishing is apiece of cake

 

[Skylerrr]

The SX210 handles rough water well and is stable for solo launches and fishing, and I think it's a great mix of versatility and ease, perfect for both lakes and bigger waters

 

[OldTinSkipper]

Sounds like you're getting good info. Both answers say the boats are good for sailing alone and in tough seas, just what you want. It's good to hear this stuff before you buy one

 

[ston.edg3]

Thinking about making the jump and picking one up, but I'd love to hear from owners who actually run them, details like how's the ride in rough water, how do they handle for solo launching and fishing? I do a mix of inland lakes and some bigger water up north, so I'm looking for something stable, versatile, and easy to manage. The layout looks perfect for my style, but I'd really appreciate some real feedback before I pull the trigger.

Stability at rest is key for fishing, especially if you're standing and moving around. A wider beam and a flatter stern section usually contribute to better stability