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Old 29-09-2016, 02:40   #1
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Are trawlers limited to coastal crusing?

How do trawlers like this one, without much free board, perform on open ocean waters. And by ocean I mean Gulf of Mexico - i.e. Texas to Florida or Caribbean?

It's a 44' boat, but it just doesn't seem "big" because the sides are so shallow.
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