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Me too. The upper gulf has so many great places to go and

so many
unpopulated barrier islands, but shallow draft is a basic

requirement.
My last boat drew 4'10" and that was far too much.


There are tons of nice anchorage's off the Chessy, but, they
get a little crowded in the summer. I like to head 'up
creek', away from the weekend warriors.

Scotty



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Less. The Chessy is shallow, and I'm a gunkholer at heart.
I only draw 3' 4''.



NOW HEAR THIS:

A Siedelmann 30 is the best choice for a shallow draft sailboat! Also,
boats with 5 foot draft are not popular on the Chessy! Also,
centerboards are not popular on the Chessy!
So that leaves the Siedelmann 30! Best pick!!!!


Seriously!

RB
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Less. The Chessy is shallow, and I'm a gunkholer at

heart.
I only draw 3' 4''.


Also,
centerboards are not popular on the Chessy!



really? I love mine.

SBV


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On Fri, 31 Aug 2007 15:01:20 -0000, "Capt. Rob"
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Less. The Chessy is shallow, and I'm a gunkholer at heart.
I only draw 3' 4''.



NOW HEAR THIS:

A Siedelmann 30 is the best choice for a shallow draft sailboat! Also,
boats with 5 foot draft are not popular on the Chessy! Also,
centerboards are not popular on the Chessy!
So that leaves the Siedelmann 30! Best pick!!!!


Seriously!

RB
35s5
NY



Speaking of draft, I think you are running your bait too close to the
surface. Not getting any good hook sets. I suggest you use a planer
to run a little deeper.

This may help.

Frank

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