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There's a difference between a running boat and a drifting boat obviously.
Champion is know as one of the best boats to use in "big" waters, at least among bass boats. Warren -- http://www.warrenwolk.com/ "Crownliner" wrote in message news:k4ERb.40154$U%5.222128@attbi_s03... i was under the impression the lund was supposed to be the ultimate rough water boat. the wind factor though is one i have considered. it would be a drifting machine in a stiff breeze. never used a drift sock, but on a big school of hybrids we will pitch an anchor once in a while. that is one of the worst times in the champion. man talk about bobbing in the waves. enough to make a guy seasick. peace crownliner "Charles B. Summers" (Comcast) wrote in message ... That fiberglass will save your life one day too! I'd hate to be in a tin boat trying to cut through some of those bad waves... Sure, it can be done but I just feel safer in the fiberglass. Plus, you'll really get blown all over the lake with high sides. Maybe a couple of drift socks though, will hold you enough. Guess no-one makes a striper boat, but Jim Duckworth here in Tennessee makes his own. www.jimduckworth.com "Crownliner" wrote in message news:hzmRb.31411$U%5.207157@attbi_s03... well i don't know. i fish 75% of the time for hybrid striper in the middle of the lake on some awful windy days. the champion is great when running through the waves, but suffers a little from spray when just sitting. i don't tournament fish anymore for bass, hardly bass fish outside of winter, and have a '96 champion i am thinking about selling. the lund i want is about 34k which is about the same as a new bass boat, but has a few features i really want like bait wells, and high sides. i may or may not, go for it. i was a little disapointed in what the dealer offered for the champion and may just keep it. it has brought a lot of fish over the side, and i only guide about 10 trips a year now, all repeat guys who don't care about the boat as long as we catch fish. crownliner "Charles B. Summers" charles-summers@(comcast)(dot)(net) wrote in message ... Giving up a Champion for a tin (?) boat??? Say it aint so! -- Charles Summers Secret Weapon Lures http://www.secretweaponlures.com "Crownliner" wrote in message news:CqlRb.30236$U%5.203878@attbi_s03... snip speaking of which i am thinking of selling my champion and buying a lund pro v. anyone ever fish from one? if so how did you like it compared to a bass boat? peace crownliner |
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