I cant say i would recommend it but i can tell you that i have towed my 15.5 aluminum with a 4 cylinder CRV.

I would say the trick is to know when to down shift to go up a hill as well as to down shift to slow your vehicle going down a hill and not burn up your brakes.

Safe travels.

Alex

I grew up in Southern California and dove for corbina right in the surf.  I found the easiest was to be right behind the wave.  If you're actually in the surf you're going to get pounded by the waves and its going to roll you and rip things off.  Also you gotta be really careful in knowing your surf.  You're not paying attention to it, so you won't see any potential sleeper waves coming in.  You'll have to get a feeling for those.  Also polespears, belt stringer and short open heel fins are going to be your friends.  Other things is make sure you spear away from others as people's feet can be on the other side of that fish.

good luck!

Perch are everywhere don’t need to dive in the surf for them.
It’s probably easier along a reef or kelpy area.

Vis would be better too.