That's actually very similar to what I am looking in to. I'll use it most on the middle Potomac which is still pretty deep and I see people out in similar style boats. Can yours handle a nice day on the bay and brackish tributaries? I realize the open parts of the bay can get pretty choppy, but I'm thinking around the flats, and rappahannock system. Would be awesome to have a boat capable enough for rockfish and the Shad run.
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