Do radius the edge where the sides and bottom join, called the chine.  On my first Kaholo I radiused the chine about 3/8 inch.  There is nothing wrong with smooth rounded edges.  

A little fiberglassing  tip.  Lay out the cloth and spend about 15 minutes smoothing it out and getting out EVERY single wrinkle before putting on the epoxy.  Up at the bow work and work the cloth with two hands until it completely conforms to the shape of the hull.  The weft and warp of the weave will slip and slide and conform to the hull shape so that you will not have to make any scissor cuts at the bow.

   I raidiused the hull to side joint first with a plane then DA sander, this worked but was hard to make a consistent radius. If I had to do it again I'd build some type of rounded jig to hold sandpaper to get a consistant radius. Be careful not to take too much of your fillets off as they are structual. 

   Has anyone tried using a router with the appropriately sized round over bit to round the chines etc?  We are getting to that point with our Peeler Skiff and I was wondering if there were any reasons not to use the router?

Thanks