I have up graded my GulfShore 20 to a 2015 model. The new GulfShore still provides the same comfortable, dry ride in choppy water. Will comfortably fish up to 4 anglers, and run in less that 6 inches of water with ease. The GulfShore is easy to pole in the Mangrove Creeks or the extreme, shallow flats of the Nature Coast while hunting  for tailing Reds. It also handles the deeper flats in search of the mighty Tarpon. The GulfShore has enough V in the bottom to get across the open water making shallow Grouper and shark trips possible. The biggest change on the new boat is its engine. She's powered by a 175hp Mercury. The larger engine provides better hole shots while red fishing. Top end speed has also increased to get to the fish first and back again. Come and fish the Nature Coast with a third generation professional fisherman and ride in the new boat

I have two boats that Fish and Charter with. Both boats designed and built by me, with the fishing and the areas that I fish in mind. First, A 24' Carolina Skiff , with a 27 gallon live well for all the live bait that would be needed. 2 coolers,1 for food and drinks and that other for your catch. The boat is powered by a Suzuki 115hp four stroke engine mounted on a Port-A-Bracket jack plate for the shallowest draft possible. The controls are on a custom console mounted on top of a rear deck, for seeing fish at greater distances. A large front casting deck also has a minn-kota trolling motor for quietly maneuvering in the shallow, clear water of the Nature Coast.

The second boat is a complete custom boat that I built from scratch. It has front and rear decks for casting and poling in only inches of water. This boat was built for 1 or 2 anglers, Fly fishing, and those super low winter tides. It drafts 4 inches of water running or sitting still. Two coolers and a live well also. It is powered by a 40hp. Yamaha mounted on a Bob's jack plate behind a deep tunnel