How long is this boat (Humminbird Side Imaging)?

[Jason Halfen]

If you study the shape, the open/enclosed areas, and the other features in the Side Image, you can get some pretty good ideas!

[Marty59]

Well it's not a LUND....probably a Ranger

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[LLewellin]

Originally Posted by Marty59

Well it's not a LUND....probably a Ranger

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I agree ..... definitely not a LUND but could be a Triton

Seriously, looks like an old fiberglass wheel boat from the 60,s.

[goose89]

Just a stab....Alumacraft deep c....50+ years old.

[SAWGer]

14 footer

[Catch 22]

Guessing a 14 foot Larsen about 1950 vintage with the aluminum front decking.

Basis: 120 foot scale....my screen was 3 inch equivalent....so each 1/4 inch equals 10 feet.

As for the boat.....ran one of these as a duck boat for years...

Keep the images coming 'till I can get back to making my own.......

[2sac]

I would guess 15' as well based on the depth of the water. as far as the boat, a 1960's era runabout

[LLewellin]

I have refined my length guess to 12.5'

[offthehook67]

With a 120' distance to the right side I think it's a 14' boat. However I question myself based on the depth of only 16'

As far as what kind of boat. I think it's an old wood boat. I base my thoughts on the closed bow but more so the squared off transom.

There were some 20' wood boats back in the day but most were in the 14' range. I think

[38bill]

If I scale it off of the screen I come up with 14' even.