My mini bass boat project!

[Team_Reeder20]

Hey Guys! I have been working on a 14' Lonestar Semi-V for about 2.5-3 months now, and just wanted to show off my progress so far! All I lack is extending trolling motor wires, seats, winch/post and a name for it! It has been very fun working on it, hopefully the 1st trip out in it will be this weekend. Any name ideas let me know, i'm gonna paint it on the side when i find one i like!

The last 2 pics look funny, my phone camera has been messed up for a couple weeks.

Before- (I had already started work on the trailer)


Present-(Almost there!)

[California Kid]

Lookin sharp, not a bad little machine. Have you thought about making your flipping deck higher, it will give you more surface area for the trolling motor pedal, rods, and obviously give you better heigth for flipping and pitching. Friends of mine had a 14' V-hull and they built a flipping deck throughout the entire boat except for the rear compartment and a gap for their feet when they drive it. It worked out well having a high and full deck.

[COUSIN-IT]

Looks good it dont look like the same boat

how about (HARD WORK )

[cd1]

You need to name that thing "phoenix" because it DEFINATELY rose again from its own ashes!

Great job!

[bassindude]

WOW    Talk about a total transformation.  Nice job.    Jim

[Team_Reeder20]

California Kid, I have thought about making it higher, but wanted to see how it acted in the water with it where it's at. I haven't even been on the front of this boat while it was in the water.

Thanks for the compliments guys, it makes me feel good knowing other people think it looks good!

Seth

[screwballl]

Looks good!!

[mike54]

I had one like that years ago and it was tipsy when you stand.I would leave it low.

[Rodger164]

Looking good and enjoy

[Jdaddy]

Very nice clean job. Looks awesome . 

[OCBassman]

Looks Awsome like a new boat.