1993 Luhrs Tournament 342

The 1993 Luhrs Tournament 342 is a 34-foot fiberglass sport fishing convertible powered by three Crusader gasoline engines producing 1,050 horsepower. She cruises at 20 knots and reaches 28 knots at speed, with a 12.5-foot beam that provides stability and a solid platform for Great Lakes fishing. The boat has been maintained in freshwater throughout her life and benefits from regular upkeep, including bottom paint applied every two years and oil changes at 100-hour intervals. Port engine blocks were replaced in 2010.

Below decks, the layout accommodates both fishing crews and families with a forward stateroom featuring a double berth and storage, a convertible dinette that provides additional sleeping space, and an enclosed head with marine toilet, vanity, and separate shower. The galley includes a refrigerator, microwave, electric stove, and stainless steel sink. The spacious cockpit is designed for serious fishing, with rod holders, a transom door for water access, and tackle storage integrated throughout.

The elevated flybridge offers commanding visibility with dual helm chairs, guest seating, and full controls. Recent updates include vinyl seating replaced two years ago on both the cockpit and bridge, new isinglass and canvas, and a new brown screen. The boat is equipped with a Kohler generator, air conditioning and heating, an ice maker, shore power with charging capability, and an emergency start system. A fire protection system is onboard.

Fishing equipment is included: 17 rods, two Cannon down riggers and one Walker, plus tackle, lures, and boards. The radar system is currently inoperable. Comprehensive maintenance records are documented and available.