Sport Trail Trailers
 

I just picked up my new custom built Sport Trail trailer, and I wanted to share the great experience I had dealing with Kevin Desselle and his team at Sport Trail Trailers in Bay St. Louis, MS. After a lot of research I decided to call Kevin and price a trailer. He was very personable and he could build what I was looking for, so on Monday, Dec. 17th I drove to Sport Trail trailers and dropped off my boat. Kevin told me that my custom built trailer would be ready within 3 days and on Thursday, Dec. 20th he called to let me know that my new trailer was ready to be picked up. Talk about a quick turn around! I was very impressed with the craftsmanship and attention to detail that they put in their trailers and I love the Teflon bunks that they used for my aluminum boat. If you ever need a new trailer I would highly recommend a Sport Trail.

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

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Boat on the trailer
 

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What kinda boat is that!!??
Pretty sweet!!

Trailer looks great too!!

Thanks! It's a 20 foot Lifetyme Bay Boat made by Lifetyme Boats in Jonesville, La. I love it!

That 225 Honda gets is going huh??
Can u post some pics of the inside of the boat?

That a glass or aluminum hull? fine looking rig.

Aluminum.

Figured it was but I know you can catch fish from an aluminum hull boat because they are to noisy:rolleyes:...... that's pretty fine looking and very slick

I really like my Honda motor and yes it does get it!

Damn!!!
That is a fine boat!!!

Thank you very much Sir!

Great looking boat and trailer!!

Wow! I like the spare tire holder with the hub assembly attached. Great idea! Awesome boat too!

Nice trailer, boat is awesome. Looks just like a glass boat

Sport trail is a great trailer and Kevin is great to deal with also.

1st class!

Very clean boat and trailer!

Thanks! I greatly appreciate all the compliments...Merry Christmas!

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Very Nice trailer and boat. I have a 18.6 Hankos. I love it. Don't see many Lifetyme hulls. How slick are those bunk covers? Will the boat slide off when backing down the ramp without the front strap hooked up? And how slick are they when picking up, can you drive it up onto the trailer? I really like the the way the center bunks are so close. That design proabably really helps when loading.

sweet rig! looks like you live right by me!

Thanks! I do live down the road from you and I am the guy that spoke to you on the phone about speck fishing in the westside of V Bay.

Basinmaster the bunks are fairly slick and just for safety I plan to leave the boat hooked to the trailer until I am far enough down the ramp and the boat is in the water. I have not had a chance to load it on the trailer but Kevin at Sport Trail assured me that loading will be a breeze. I'll let you know how it goes when I get a chance to try it out.

I passed by LifeTime boats on the way to Vidalia last weekend.
They had a couple nice looking boats in front of their shop.
Never seen a center console sitting their though.