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<blockquote data-quote="johnnybassboat" data-source="post: 306585" data-attributes="member: 10511"><p>I would say if you can find one and have room for one , and can tow one look for a 16 foot long 48 inch bottom flat or modified V. If not try to find the widest bottom width you can, it adds a lot to the stability. Just my opinion, I am sure more people will chime in on this too. Good luck finding your dream boat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="johnnybassboat, post: 306585, member: 10511"] I would say if you can find one and have room for one , and can tow one look for a 16 foot long 48 inch bottom flat or modified V. If not try to find the widest bottom width you can, it adds a lot to the stability. Just my opinion, I am sure more people will chime in on this too. Good luck finding your dream boat. [/QUOTE]
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