Lund Pro-V Boats For Sale

The Lund Pro-V is a multi-species fishing platform built in several configurations, and the Pro-V line spans both aluminum and fiberglass hulls aimed at serious walleye and bass anglers. The fiberglass 202 Pro-V GL measures roughly 20 feet 2 inches and uses the Pro-V hull favored for walleye work, while the aluminum side includes the 1875 Pro-V Bass at 18 feet 9 inches overall, the larger 2075 Pro-V Bass, and the 2075 Pro-V Sport at 20 feet 11 inches. The Pro-V Bass models were Lund's entry into bass fishing while keeping the big-water capability the brand is known for on the Great Lakes. Anyone shopping Lund Pro-V boats for sale is choosing between a heavier fiberglass walleye boat and lighter, deeper aluminum hulls that sit taller than a standard bass boat.

Construction is where the Lund Pro-V boat separates itself. The aluminum models use the IPS 2 hull, an integrated power strake design with lifting strakes in the bow that create an air pocket for more lift, less drag, and a snappy hole shot. A near-solid aluminum center keel runs to the transom for shallow-water protection and acts like a rudder for tracking at trolling speeds. The bow is double-plated from the consoles forward, with bottom aluminum around .180 thick, roughly 60 to 80 percent thicker than most aluminum boats. The 1875 and 2075 Pro-V Bass carry a 96-inch beam with reverse chines and a flat pad, and the 1875 is rated for five people or just under 900 pounds.

Power on the 2075 Pro-V Bass starts with a Mercury 250 as the standard motor, while many Pro-V owners run the 300-horsepower Mercury Pro XS V8 four-stroke with a Torque Master lower unit for instant hole shot when loaded with passengers. The fiberglass 202 Pro-V GL with a 250 runs about 50 to 52 mph with a load and up to 56 mph running light; a 300-powered 2075 Sport reaches around 55 mph and high 50s near 60 on a light load. A 99 Pro Kicker handles trolling and serves as backup propulsion offshore, and newer boats can be optioned with DTS digital throttle and push-button start.

The helm is built around large electronics. The 2075 Pro-V carries two 12-inch screens on the dash and two more at the bow for forward-facing sonar, supported by a stout fiberglass-reinforced console, a hot foot for throttle control, full instrumentation, and a wireless phone charger. Storage is a defining feature: center rod lockers swallow 9-foot rods, ship with 15 tubes, and can hold up to 45 rods using rod socks. Jump seats in the back let the boat seat four without a bench, and master livewells include dual lids, dividers, recirculation, and pump-out, with a 31-gallon, 44-inch well on the Sport. The AWS advanced water system high-rise keeps spray out of the compartments.

Buyers weighing used Lund Pro-V boats for sale should check rigging and batteries closely, since the Mercury Pro XS electric power steering draws heavy current and can run a kicker/accessory battery down quickly. Trim tabs help level loads and plane faster in rough water. Factory options worth confirming include a washdown system, telescoping boarding ladder, dual-axle Shorelander trailer, factory trailer steps, and the Lund Sport Track gunnel system. Whether shopping a Pro-V Lund boat new or a Lund Pro-V bass boat for sale used, knowing exactly how the boat is powered and rigged matters as much as the hull itself.



Currently, there are 705 boats available for sale for Lund boats. Prices range from $1,978 to $142,388, with an average listing price of $47,117. The inventory includes 612 new boats and 93 used boats. The fleet is comprised of 705 powerboats. Popular boat types include Aluminum Fishing, Freshwater Fishing, Bass, Other, and Ski and Fish. boats are most popular in Hales Corners, Peninsula, Country Club Hills, Indianapolis, and Sheboygan. There have been 2,334 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. August is the most common month for new and used boats to be added to MarineSource, so be sure to check back regularly. October is the most common month for boats to sell, so be sure to beat the rush! The most common activities for boats are freshwater fishing, family fun, saltwater fishing, and offshore fishing. Most boats contain gps, radio, depth sounder, bow rail, and sonar. boats tend to have an average of 1 engine. It is common for boats to have Mercury engines or MERCURY engines or MERCURY MARINE engines.