Lund Pro-V Bass Boats For Sale

The Lund Pro-V Bass is an all-aluminum tournament platform built for serious casting, offered in two sizes: the 1875 Pro-V Bass at 18 feet 9 inches and the 2075 Pro-V Bass at 20 feet 10 inches. Both carry a 96-inch beam and a 100% wood-free build, and both are available in an XS configuration that adds two aft flip-up seats and a larger cockpit. While the lineup is aimed at bass anglers, the wide casting decks suit multi-species fishing for walleye, musky, pike, panfish and white bass. Shoppers looking at Lund Pro-V boats for sale will find these are big-water hulls adapted to the bass-boat layout, so the ride stays dry on windblown reservoirs and the Great Lakes alike.

Performance comes from Lund's IPS2 hull, which combines a center keel, a flat pad, lifting strakes and two reverse chines for fast hole shots and rail-like tracking. The solid aluminum center keel runs to the transom for shallow-water protection and acts like a rudder at trolling speed. The bow is double-plated at roughly .180 thickness, about 60 to 80 percent thicker than most aluminum boats, with a riveted spray rail strengthening the side. The 2075 Pro-V Bass holds 45 gallons of fuel and is rated for a 250-horsepower outboard; the 1875 is commonly stocked with a 150 Pro XS turning a Tempest prop. The rigid eye-beam transom accepts an outboard jack plate.

The fiberglass-reinforced driver's console has a shelf designed for a single or dual fish finder, with some rigs running two 12-inch screens. Controls include full instrumentation, a hot foot for throttle control, power trim and tilt, a wireless phone charger or holder, plus 12-volt and USB power. A clean bow console accepts a 12-inch flush-mounted unit alongside the trolling motor plug and a recessed foot-pedal cutout. Audio options run from a Kicker stereo to a Rockford Fosgate system with two speakers.

Storage is a defining trait of any Lund Pro-V bass boat for sale. The lockable center bow rod locker holds 15 tubes for rods up to 10 feet, and the portside locker adds eight more for 23 rods total. All-aluminum decking with Lund's advanced water control uses a raised lip to seal compartment lids and self-drain deck water to the bilge. A starboard bow cooler doubles as a livewell, while the master aft livewell is a 36-inch, 28-gallon recirculating unit. ProRide seats come standard, aft flip-up jump seats bring capacity to five passengers, and a retractable three-step aluminum ladder, optional ski pylon and snap-in marine mat round out the deck.

The Pro-V line is backed by Lund's lifetime warranty, and the boats are rated for nearly 900 pounds, enough for four 225-pound anglers legally aboard a 19-foot hull. When comparing pro-v Lund boats for sale, weigh the optional removable port console for passenger wind protection, the padded bow deck for all-day standing, and whether the XS seating layout fits guiding or family use. The 1875 and 2075 share storage, layout and console; the foot or two of difference falls at the stern and ahead of the console, making either a strong choice among new or used Lund Pro-V boats for sale.



Currently, there are 774 boats available for sale for Lund boats. Prices range from $1,265 to $139,428, with an average listing price of $44,275. The inventory includes 660 new boats and 114 used boats. The selection consists of 708 powerboats and 66 sailboats. 4 boats have been added to the marketplace in the past month. Popular boat types include Aluminum Fishing, Freshwater Fishing, Saltwater Fishing, Bass, and Ski and Fish. boats are most popular in Milledgeville, Hales Corners, Country Club Hills, Indianapolis, and Sheboygan. There have been 2,407 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. June is the most common month for new and used boats to be added to MarineSource, so be sure to check back regularly. June 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, saltwater fishing, sailing, family fun, and long distance cruising. Most boats contain with heads, gps, depth sounder, radio, 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.