If you are in shallow water, the obvious choice would be to let out less line to minimize the chance of your lure getting deep enough to get snagged
Having two rods lets you do this
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Nevertheless, if a charter boat said I couldnt use braid I would just tell them to get stuffed and go on a different boat (some charter vessels now have rods loaded with braid available for hire)
Top of the line, no-holds-barred, Bucket List Reel choice Abel Vaya A couple of nice reels with great drag systems that wont set you back too much are the Ross Animas and the Galvan Torque Budget reels that will get the job done are The Fly Shops L2A Fly Reel and M2A Fly Reel Fly Line: As I said earlier, a majority of your fishing on smaller water can be done with a weight-forward, floating line, matched to your rod weight