Lund Tyee GL

Big Iron

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Anyone have a 189 Tyee GL or ridden in one? Looking for some feedback, curious on everyone's thoughts for fishability and doubling as a family rig.

102" beam is the main draw for me. Nice n wide.
 


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I was told it has to be sparkly ✨️ to be able to be a fish catcher, unfortunately all i own is an old 86 starcraft with an 90hp 85 mariner. Love thise wide boats for choppy waters
 

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My son-in-law has owned one for the last 4 years. He loves it. It has plenty enough room for his family, wife, grandson, family dog and plenty of storage. He live baits, so mostly pulling BBs. The 175 HP on it is large enough to pull a tube for the boy. The past 3 summers we have gone to New Town Area to fish for a couple of days and the last 2 I've pulled it with my Chevy 1500 4x4 with a 5.3 in it and have no problems pulling it. The 3 of us fish out of it and we have had 4 in it one summer with no problems. Live-well big enough to hold 20 eyes. Handles the big waves pretty good. He has taken it out a couple of times to the river that I know of and had no problems (Cattail & Desert areas) He only fish 4 or 5 times a year due to schedules and the kids soccer. But like aluminum, fiberglass doesn't rust. I had an opportunity to buy one when I bought my 17' Crestliner and I wished I would have. You know those could of would of's. Hope this help.
 


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Have fished in bigger Tyee GL and Pro V GL boats and couldn't believe how hard they got pounded just from another boats wake. Both sounded hollow when bouncing over waves. Both boats had failed driver seat pedestals which I attributed to getting the snot kicked out of them with every bump.
 

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Pretty much everyone I know that owned them sold them. When I get rides in them all I can think is that I'm glad I have a 21 ft glass. An 18 ft Sylvan viper and 1880 skeeter rode much better in my opinion. The 21 ft gl is a wave crusher though, ran one one summer. Nice riding rig but a ton of gremlins. I attributed it to Lund moving the glass operation to mexico that year.
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If you're buying new there's cheaper options for same class of boat out there. Plus some of the competitors come pre rigged with electronics. Lund offers you nothing for electronics on new rigs wrapped into the purchase price which is higher than competitors cough cough. Skeeters come pre rigged with electronics as do Ranger I believe. Compare the prices and pre rigged options and I see no reason to purchase a Lund boat in that size. If it's used well shit i dunno. Prolly still look the other way.
 

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