practice makes perfect jfmck. vhulls do wander at low speed. mine too. take yourself a boater safety class, this situation may come up in a class even. the basic statement is to look way ahead of where ya want to go, then with minor steering adjusments, you keep yourself on that heading. keep in mind that wind, waves and current factor into the equation too. also boats steer from the rear, unlike cars. the back moves over, not the ft. all this will come with practice. ya might see if you can find a body of water that is more forgiving than a narrow channel with a hard bottom too for the practice... all boats drive slighty different too i think.. good luck and don't let a little wandering around bum ya out. it can be overcome..
