ABOUT THIS EPISODE
* J.T. Koshy from The Boat Yard explains everything you need to know, finding the right versatility in an inshore/offshore boat, a skinny-running boat for the beachfront and a deep dive on poling skiffs.
* Plus, the science and technology of getting your prop right and tips on knowing it's performing at its best.
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