Inline Planers

ktownfire · **Joined:** Mon Oct 11, 2010 7:01 am **Posts:** 146

thanks, i'll be targetting eyes in the bay later this fall, never had much luck with planers, but it is a very new technique for me as well and it seems to be the ticket!

MuskieWannabe · **Joined:** Thu Feb 09, 2006 12:24 pm **Posts:** 54

My new boat came with a planer board mast set-up...any thoughts on them? I have always thought they may be a little better, although when the line unclips there is a brief period of slack line, is that why they are favored less? I tried them this summer while pike fishing and they worked quite well, any thoughts on them?

-Dave- · **Posted:** Tue Sep 20, 2011 3:32 pm

hey shark, you still got any of those Z boards u were selling earlier in the year?

Walleye 9 · **Joined:** Mon Jan 24, 2011 12:05 pm **Posts:** 1985

Awesome tips guys!! By the way Sheldon, do you stiil use the clip at the end of the board, or just the two on the arm?? Also, will it still work if you use the hole at the end of the arm, or do have to drill a new hole in the centre??

Thanks!!

TheLandshark · **Posted:** Fri Sep 23, 2011 10:25 am

MuskieWannabe wrote:

My new boat came with a planer board mast set-up...any thoughts on them? I have always thought they may be a little better, although when the line unclips there is a brief period of slack line, is that why they are favored less? I tried them this summer while pike fishing and they worked quite well, any thoughts on them?

You can use the mast, some do. slack is a disadvantage and so is turn radius

sheephead007 · **Joined:** Wed May 05, 2010 12:49 am **Posts:** 14

i use the canadian tire type, and when i get a fish on,the board slides down to the leader, and dives and i have to fight the board and usually lose the fish am i doing something wrong?

TheLandshark · **Posted:** Mon Sep 26, 2011 6:49 am

Yes show me a picture of the board

eye tracker · **Posted:** Thu Sep 29, 2011 7:29 am

sheephead007 wrote:

i use the canadian tire type, and when i get a fish on,the board slides down to the leader, and dives and i have to fight the board and usually lose the fish am i doing something wrong?

Pin the board, don't let it slide down the line this way you should be bale to keep it planning as you reel the walleye in. You need a nice steady retrieve with now rod pumping to keep the board on a straight trajectory towards the boat. Once you get within a rod length of the boat you can lift the board out of the water by raising the rod tip and then remove the board from the line. Then fight the fish the rest of the way to the boat. Now keep in mind you need your boat moving forward this whole time to keep everything under tension.

One last tip, you may need to replace the clips on the boards you purchased, as they may be designed to release from the line and slide.

-s

Pro Tackle · **Posted:** Thu Sep 29, 2011 12:40 pm

Hi guys,

If anyone is still looking for Off shore boards, Tattle tail flag kits or the upgraded clips. We have them in stock all at a great price.

ChugBug262 · **Joined:** Sun May 15, 2011 6:19 pm **Posts:** 464

I have these and they work great !!!!! Easy and great price http://www.swboards.com/

billfishermc · **Posted:** Thu Oct 13, 2011 8:17 pm

I use offshores with the orange clip (very strong spring), use 40# braid to reduce pad cutting and the red with holes clip on the rear. 40 ft 12# floro leader. Board does not always release if the line is all the way in. Pads are cheap to buy/replace. (with and without holes). Black clips are then drilled and pinned with small rivets and used on the rear or for drop weights. Good hookups!
bill
ps new boards at gander all have orange front clip.

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