Thanks for the support Don I certainly appreciate it. The Pro-V Bass is a heck of a great Rig and I am very glad to hear you have found this content helpful. Congrats on your decision and your New Rig ! ! !

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Thanks ~ It's a Great Boat !

That's Fantastic ~ Congratulations ! Very Best of Luck to you with your New Lund.

I see you flush mounted your fish finders are there any drawbacks from doing so ? I was tossing between a ram mount and flush mounting

A few thoughts on the flush mounts; First, I don't fish competitively so the bow & console units are sufficiently effective. I really do prefer a 'clean' deck up forward as well as the flush mount at the console which allows for Max visibility on plane - Down side to any flush mount (which is real) is that if the unit(s) needs to be repaired, it's a PIA to remove it. But, so far so good. Also going flush mount limits screen size to whatever will fit - I'm running 2 Helix 10 SI GPS KVD units & added a trolling motor mounted 360 imaging last fall - pretty sweet.

Sounds like a sweet set up you have , I was thinking the same I like a clean looking boat that’s why I’m leaning towards the flush mounts I just pick up a raymarine axiom 9 rv and the same unit in a 7 inch for the bow I wish I could go with 10 inch but everything cost a lot more in Canada lol I have 6 to 8 more weeks to go before I get delivery of my boat. I love your talons on your boat I’m going to have to wait until next year before I can manage that.

Hi Aj question about your talons did you mount them directly to your transom ? I was thinking about getting them but I was concerned about drilling holes into a new boat lol I have seen guys tie them in with there jack plate. Also do the talons weight a lot I’m not sure if it will but me over my limit for the transom weight capacity my motors weight in at 537 lb

Thanks for the kind words - Not really a tackle reviewer. In the months since I post this review I've added to & zero'ed in my rod & reel selections. Consists of Quantum & Shimano reels and Quantum, St Croix, G.Loomis & Fenwick Rods. Different models for different applications - and I do love to catch Smallies ~ :c)

Thank You & You're Welcome - Good Luck with any future purchase ~ btw I Am a HUGE fan of my 2-Stroke !

Thanks ~ Can't wait for open water and a chance to get after more fat brown bass ~ !

Thank You & You're Welcome

Thanks - I Served this Great Nation for 28 years in the US Coast Guard and sold my pride & joy - a red in mint condition GTO to help fund the Lund ~ and it was definitely worth it !

thanks for your service to our country. I'm currently active duty Army 16yrs in. I'm also in Michigan in Grand Rapids on recruiting duty.

Thanks for your service sir ! I hope you truly get to enjoy the fruits of your labor.

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Thank you for the support I really appreciate it. There have been Zero problems or concerns regarding the batteries. In fact I would say the mid rig location contributes to the Pro-V's stable ride. Fyi I run four 31M Optima Blue Tops.

Thank you - It's pretty wild how many views this video has gotten. I did this first one spur of the moment. I'll be doing an update review in a week or two - watch for it. However, I can tell you right now - there will very few if any negative remarks about this rig - it's really good.

Thanks John . . Yes I had the dealer mount them to the transom. There were some warranty issues / concerns with Mercury Marine if the Talons were mounted to a plate between the motor & the hull. Don't know if that's been rectified or not. Either way the hull mount has been good. ***** Very Important note ****** ALL the Mounting Hardware / Bolts Must Must Must be through mounted and not just screwed into the hull ! If they are not secured on the back side they WILL PULL OUT. Not Good. Access to through mount them is a little bit of a PIA - but simply Must be done. I love the Talons, besides keeping me on fish, they make SOLO launch & Recovery of the Pro-V VERY EASY. I did get the tilt brackets to make in & out of my boat garage possible - Additionally, there is a 6 inch 'spacer' (minn kota accessory) between the hull & the tilt brackets - it's needed to allow sufficient space for the tilt bracket to clear the transom and be lowered all the way to the deck. You're getting some great info here - :c)

Thanks! I really appreciate your detailed reply and advice. I had a dealer mount one 11’ Talon on my Predator and they used the sandwich bracket. Maybe when I did this there wasn’t an issue with the Merc warranty. I too love the single Talon and think the twin will be a big upgrade. Thanks again.

Sorry this response is a little late - I was on Lake Baccarac in Mexico Last week hammering Huge Bass, , , The ultrex was not out yet when I first bought this boat. I'd consider the spot lock but until the talons at not able to meet my needs - I'm good right there. I also keep the Lund in a garage - so I got the Minn Kota Tilt brackets installed. Works well to reduce the rigs overall height to were the motor is the highest point...

What you see here is what I have as far as running the Lund on the water. So far the Pro-V has done been very capable and it's done everything I've asked it to do. I am confident that this will continue. As for running on plane or cresting 3 ft waves - as a 28 year USCG veteran, with a couple of decades of boat handling experience in weather you're not likely to ever see (except in a nightmare perhaps) I can tell you that this is the vessel I trust my life with now.

Wow ~ Thanks, Brian. I appreciate the support.

Yes - The package I purchased included the custom single axle galvanized trailer - as for wiping down the hull after use - I do it. A quick wipe down with Boat Bling's Hot Sauce removes water spots without removing wax - spray & wipe - here's a link ~ www.boatbling.net/shop/hot-sauce

Thanks Bob and Congrats on the New Rig ! I am still four running the Optima 31M Blue tops (including the Cranking Battery). www.optimabatteries.com/products/bluetop-d31m btw the Dual Pro Quad (PS4) battery charger has been killer ! static1.squarespace.com/static/5dfbd4993d72c521c628d16c/t/5e57daa4407b1e505f252511/1582815910752/PS4+insert.pdf

Also keep in mind my rig is the original 2016 year class so the newer rigs might have slightly different compartment dimensions - just saying . . .

Thank You - Me Too. Prices can vary a bit depending on local. My particular boat, motor & trailer package included a custom trailer which bumped up the $$ . Not willing to post prices publically. I will say that I did pay a bit less that what the Lund interactive web site quotes. I'm in northern Michigan and used Maple Bay Marine in Brutus, MI - they are Fantastic !

Hi Ron ~ Congrats on your retirement. I mainly bass fish. I have done some walleye fishing but this rig is not the best for slow trolling if that is part of your deal. I don't target musky or crappie. As for 2 seats on the front deck of this rig - you'd have to do it yourself. To the best of my knowledge these boats are only offered in this configuration.

Thanks ~ I grew up in Everett, MA - Still a Huge Boston Sports fan. I get 58 mph WOT. The 2075 is a Super Sweet rig and everyone I know that has one or even ridden in one LOVES Them. GET IT ! Lund's are popular here - I used Maple Bay Marine in Brutus, MI Great Service. Ask For Tim or Dustin, they'll take good care of you. I'll be doing a '2 year' updated review on this rig in a week or two. Watch for it - also I am re-powering the Pro-V. Just ordered the new V-8 Pro XS 200hp - expect it the first week of August. If you order a new boat - get the new motor !

I will contact them when I am ready. If you're ever in town let me know and I will try to hook you up with some Sox tickets. I have season tickets. Great seats. Week night package.

Wow ~ Thanks - I'll do that - btw - JD is tearing the cover off the Ball I like it - Need to get Mookie back

I'm in northern Michigan and used Maple Bay Marine in Brutus, MI - they are Fantastic. Try emailing Carol Keskitalo ~ at Carol.Keskitalo@lundboats.com She is a Lund Factory Rep and was helpful until I hooked up with my dealer. She can answer questions for you & may "help" with the communications between you & whatever local dealer you're trying to use - Good Luck. btw - Thanks for the mic advice but I'm just a video hack who makes raw stuff - it is what it is.

No worries.. Thanks for the info.

Hi John - It's running just under 60 mph - and I have it pretty loaded down with gear & tackle. After running it for a season I can tell you this one launches very nicely out of the hole. A little less HP would probably be OK - But that's Not my style - I like to have the juice when I want & need it.

The Two most forward compartments and the Rod Locker all lock with a key as does the Pop Up Tackle Tray. The 'glove box' type space in the optional (passenger) console locks with a key as well.

Sure Is ~ !

You can build what you're looking for and get a ball park price on the Lund site ~ www.lundboats.com/boat-models/1875-pro-v-bass/

Thank you

The New Lund Pro-V Bass boat prices, like most boats, range in price depending on options chosen. Base price varies a little from dealer to dealer & by local. Prices are comparable to most of the better New Glass Hull models. This ones rigged up nicely and the price reflected that. You get what you pay for. www.lundboats.com/boat-models/1875-pro-v-bass/

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Awesome thank you very much!

Dream boat there too

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She's a mid 50's ride

+Aj Lynn also where about in Michigan are you? I'm from Trenton on the Detroit river

+Aj Lynn another question for you, how does it handle on rough water like 3 to 5 feet waves?

After 28 years in the U S Coast Guard, most of which was driving boats in the surf doing Search & Rescue, I'll tell you that any 18 foot boat's ability to safely navigate 5 foot waves depends a lot on the driver. This boat has an excellent design & High freeboard which helps in rough water - but unless you really know what your doing, doesn't belong in 5 foot waves.

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No doubt the 2075 is a sweet rig but No - The 1875 slides into my boat garage like it was made for it - and the 2075 would not fit. Additionally, I fish solo a good majority of the time. Launching & recovering the 1875 by myself is quite do-able. The larger the boat the more challenging that gets. Not saying I couldn't do it - but I don't really need to as this one suits my needs & the waters I fish.