Lund WC 14 Boats For Sale

The Lund WC 14 is a 14-foot aluminum utility fishing boat built around simplicity and easy maintenance. Its deep-V hull with high sides keeps it stable when the wind comes up and waves start hitting, which makes the WC 14 Lund boat a practical choice for lake and protected-water anglers. The hull is rated for up to four people and a maximum of 25 horsepower, and it ships as a bare platform with bench seats so you can rig it for trolling, casting, or general utility use. Color options have included black and red, both with contrasting graphics.

Power on the 14 ft Lund fishing boat comes from small outboards in the 9.9 to 25 horsepower range. Owners have run a 25-horsepower Yamaha four-stroke, a Mercury 25-horsepower EFI four-stroke, a Honda 20-horsepower four-stroke, and a Mercury 9.9 four-stroke, with some starting on a 15-horsepower two-stroke before upgrading. The transom is offered in two heights — a small transom for a short-shaft motor and a large transom for a long shaft — so engine choice should be matched to the transom and, in the case of a tall-back hull, an extended-leg motor. A Minn Kota trolling motor pairs well for slow-speed fishing.

The cockpit holds four fold-down bench seats, which is roomy for a 14-foot Lund boat. Each seat base is filled with foam for maximum flotation and to stop interior rattling. Many owners run a bilge or sump pump that draws water from the bottom and discharges out the side, wired to a battery housed in a small storage compartment under one of the seats. That same battery powers a fish finder; owners have fitted Lowrance, Humminbird, and combo GPS/depth units, often using a clamp-on transom transducer mount that avoids drilling the hull.

The bow is an open storage area over a factory plywood floor, useful for an anchor, cooler, line, and extra flotation, and it can be converted to a casting platform with a bolted-on deck and hatch. Anglers typically add Scotty rod-holder mounts — six is common — plus pedestal downrigger mounts on the gunwales so two people can each work their own downrigger. Practical touches owners report include carpeted floating floors front and rear, a boat-buckle tie-down across the gunwales for transport, and a transom saver for trailering on rough roads.

When the WC 14 is sold with a trailer it commonly rides on a single-axle Shorelander with bearing buddies, sometimes with load guides, a tongue jack, and a spare tire, though older used examples may lack the jack or spare. A 14 ft Lund aluminum boat like this was inexpensive when new — one bought in the early-to-mid 2000s ran about $2,400 before tax and came in under $4,000 with the trailer.

If you are shopping a used Lund WC 14 boat for sale, the main thing to weigh is the aluminum gauge. The hull is thin enough that hard use in large, rough water such as open straits can produce stress fractures, particularly around the transom; owners point to smaller lakes and protected marine areas as the boat's comfort zone. New 2024 examples are sold rigged to order, while used 14-foot Lund boats for sale from model years like 2005 and 2014 turn up at dealers with their original outboards and trailers.



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.