Haven't you been building that for like a year now?

I own a pontoon and a raft and have rowed many fiberglass drift boats. As mentioned, no one boat can do it all. Inflatables are more forgiving for both storing, launching, and rocky, low water situations. They lend themselves to fly fishing pretty well and side drifting OK, but a hard boat is pretty tough to beat for pulling plugs, something I don't do and therefore don't own one. The fisher doesn't catch a fish while pulling plugs, the rower does.

I suppose the same could be said for the side drifter in a jet sled but that wasn't part of this topic.