2022 Lund 1675

Step aboard the 1675 and you’ll notice how confidently it carries its size—high, secure sides and a roomy cockpit that feels bigger than the spec sheet suggests. The console is laid out so you can glance down, get your info, and be back on your line without fumbling. Wide, stable casting decks invite you to move around without that “tippy” feeling, even when a partner shifts to net a fish. The seats are surprisingly supportive for a full day of trolling or drifting, and the walk-through space between bow and stern keeps traffic flowing smoothly. Little touches, like smartly placed cup holders and gear spots within arm’s reach, make long days on the water feel easy and organized.

In this region’s mix of choppy open stretches, calm back bays, and narrow channels, the 1675’s size and layout really shine. It’s compact enough to launch at smaller ramps and slip into tight coves, yet substantial enough to handle afternoon wind chop without beating you up. The shallow draft lets you work near shorelines and structure where the fish are, while still giving you confidence when you have to cross more exposed water. It tows easily behind mid-size vehicles, which suits anglers who hop between different lakes or coastal access points. For local waters that demand flexibility—from early-season trolling to summer family cruises—the 1675 is a practical, capable match.