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Came across an opinion that basically said don’t buy a larger 20' plus 12 to 16 degree hull stay with the under 20’ and 8 to 10 degree hull,
His reason was the Alberta rivers don’t have enough water most the season???
Is there some truth in that….
I had been told that the E6 for instance could run in 8” of water, his comment was it would require you to be over 30 MPH, when an 8 degree boat might be able to run that at 15 to 20 MPH.
I used the North Sask river as an example, there a reasonably deep channel in that river like most have a glacier channel…..his comment was right now if you launch atthe Zoo the channel is on the opposite bank and you’d be lucky if there was 8”of water to get to it???
I don’t need aboat that I can only use part time…
And if I buy a 8 degree hull that will work better on shallow water, they’re no good on thelake….
His opinion was that there are no good cross over boats, there’s lake boats and river boats?
Help….
His reason was the Alberta rivers don’t have enough water most the season???
Is there some truth in that….
I had been told that the E6 for instance could run in 8” of water, his comment was it would require you to be over 30 MPH, when an 8 degree boat might be able to run that at 15 to 20 MPH.
I used the North Sask river as an example, there a reasonably deep channel in that river like most have a glacier channel…..his comment was right now if you launch atthe Zoo the channel is on the opposite bank and you’d be lucky if there was 8”of water to get to it???
I don’t need aboat that I can only use part time…
And if I buy a 8 degree hull that will work better on shallow water, they’re no good on thelake….
His opinion was that there are no good cross over boats, there’s lake boats and river boats?
Help….
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