Metal meets water. (aluminum sports fishing boats)
Trailer Boats nets a school of aluminum sportfishing boats There are more manufacturers of aluminum sportfishing boats than you can count on both hands and feet. The selection of aluminum models ranges from ions and utilities that will fit on top of your camper or sport-utility vehicle, to

Publication: Trailer Boats

Precious metal: Aluminum fishing boats are among the most economical of all craft, and now is great time to get an even better deal. (Buyer's Guide).
As late summer and fall approach, so do some of the best fishing opportunities. Yet, there are as many specialty boat models as there are fish species, and choosing the best all-around boat to suit your needs can be a difficult task. However, if you're the kind of angler that fishes for whatever is

Publication: Trailer Boats

Shining armor: lookin' for a boat that requires less power, less babying and less dough to own? Then it's time to take a closer look at aluminum.
A lot of anglers are discovering that aluminum has definite advantages when it comes to choosing a tournament-ready boat. Because aluminum fishing boats typically weigh less than their fiberglass counterparts, less horsepower is required to achieve 'glass-boat performance. A lighter boat means a

Publication: Bass & Walleye Boats

Lund boats enter fiberglass market; It's hard to fathom the manufacturer of the aluminum crafts taking the plunge, but company officials say they're making the move after hearing from customers.(SPORTS)(Dennis Anderson)
Byline: Dennis Anderson; Staff Writer At first blush, the entry by Lund boats of New York Mills, Minn., into the fiberglass boat market after a generations-long love affair with aluminum would seem to be counter-intuitive, at least in the current economic downturn. The recreational boat market has

Publication: Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)

Aluminum can keep your boat dreams afloat.(The Dallas Morning News)
Byline: Ray Sasser DALLAS _ David Broyles went 10 years without owning a boat. When the Mesquite, Texas, resident decided two years ago to buy a new boat, he was shocked at the prices. Broyles wanted a rig that would be good for family boating and fishing and would also double as a weekend

Publication: Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service

Aluminum can keep your boat dreams afloat.
Byline: Ray Sasser DALLAS _ David Broyles went 10 years without owning a boat. When the Mesquite, Texas, resident decided two years ago to buy a new boat, he was shocked at the prices. Broyles wanted a rig that would be good for family boating and fishing and would also double as a weekend

Publication: Dallas Morning News