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Old 04-11-2005, 09:24 PM
nestorpr nestorpr is offline
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Default Re: 20' seacraft history

Me too, offshore between 100' and 800' is far enough to catch just about anything. The length is important but also the weight, the heavier the boat, the better it handles the waves (within limits of course). Mine loves the offshore swells but takes a beating in the short chop that Biscayne Bay can throw at you. This is where a deeper V and a few extra feet come in handy!
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