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Use enough boat!
Posted by Michael Strahan on Jan 16 2006
Tom,

You'd be better off to rent a 10-13-footer to go with what you already have.  Put one of your guys in the little boat (with a rowing frame of course) and you should be okay.  That 16 of yours just isn't gonna be enough; it'll be a pig.

That's the problem with round boats; you run out of room before you over-gross the boat.  The mistake folks make is in piling the load too high for the oarsman to see over, which can also throw your CG off to the point that any little obstacle will cause you to roll over.  You're just too top-heavy.

-Mike

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