Lund Tiller Boats For Sale

Lund tiller boats are aluminum multi-species fishing rigs that put the outboard control in your hand at the stern, giving you the whole boat in front of you to move around and rig out. The lineup runs from the compact Fury 1600 at 16 feet through the 1650 Rebel XL, the 1800 Explorer, and up to the larger 1875 Alaskan, so the range covers everything from small back-water lakes to big northern water. Anglers choose the tiller layout for versatility, particularly back-trolling, where wave whackers let you run the boat backwards efficiently in a way a console boat can't. The open floor plans hold people, dogs and camping gear, and the flat-bottom hull design lets these boats beach in roughly two feet of water and glide onto shallow island landings.

Engine packages scale with hull size among Lund tiller boats for sale. The Fury 1600 comes set up for as little as 20 horsepower, runs a little over 20 mph with two aboard, and sips so little fuel from its 6-gallon tank that a full day of running leaves it at three-quarters; it accepts up to a 40. The Rebel XL pairs well with a Mercury 60 four-stroke Command Thrust, and a four-blade Mercury Spitfire stainless prop sharpens its hole shot onto pad. The 1875 Alaskan with a 90-horse Yamaha tiller tops out around 35 mph, planes easily near 20 mph at a little past half throttle, and returns about 10 miles per gallon at that cruise on a higher-pitch 16 prop; the 90 is more power than most owners need, with a 75 being the more sensible choice for this hull.

The tiller helm keeps controls and gauges in reach at a console stocked with tackle storage, a phone holder, and slots for knives and hardware. Owners commonly rig these boats with Humminbird Helix or Garmin electronics, networked multi-screen setups, Minn Kota Ultrex or Terrova trolling motors, and shallow-water Talon anchors. A 24-volt bow-mount system comes pre-rigged on models like the 1800 Explorer, with battery compartments under snap-lid covers up front. The driver's seat mounts on a slider, often fitted at delivery so the buyer can set a custom position.

Storage and rod handling are central to these hulls. Gunnel rod storage runs along both sides and accepts rods up to seven and a half feet; the 1800 Explorer adds rod tubes and lockable port and starboard lockers, plus a 38-inch live well at the transom. The Alaskan's gunnel track system lets you mount tool holders, forward-facing sonar transducers and rod holders without drilling, sliding components along the rail and removing them with a latch or a couple of nuts. Vinyl flooring is easy to clean and won't snag hooks. Casting decks, deep tackle wells and large live wells appear across the range, though the sealed storage gaskets are better described as water-resistant than fully waterproof.

For buyers comparing Lund tiller boats, the 1800 Explorer measures 18 feet of hull, 23 feet 3 inches on its trailer with motor, a 93-inch beam, a 20-gallon fuel cell, and a 75-horsepower maximum, and can be ordered with a spare tire, swing tongue and metallic paint. These hulls are notably stable at rest and at trolling speed, but the shallow-V shape pounds in chop above two to three feet and rides best with weight kept centered and toward the stern. Lund's top galvanized roller trailer tows balanced even behind a light truck. Owners do flag occasional fit-and-finish items to inspect, including live-well seals, trailer wiring routing, and carpet or trim fit, worth checking on any used boat before purchase.



Currently, there are 718 boats available for sale for Lund boats. Prices range from $1,265 to $164,450, with an average listing price of $44,192. The inventory includes 598 new boats and 120 used boats. The selection consists of 681 powerboats and 37 sailboats. 268 boats have been added to the marketplace in the past month. Popular boat types include Aluminum Fishing, Freshwater Fishing, Saltwater Fishing, Bass, and Sport Fishing. boats are most popular in Milledgeville, Country Club Hills, Indianapolis, Sheboygan, and Republican City. There have been 2,628 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. September 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 MARINE engines or MERCURY engines.