Here are some of the top inline planer boards on the market and the techniques that work best with each:
Yellow Bird Inline Planer Boards. Yellow Bird Inline Planer Boards offer great value and price. ...
Church Tackle TX-22 Special Planer Boards. ...
Off Shore Tackle SST Pro Mag Planer Boards. ...
Church Tackle Stern Planers.
Even in the case, what is the best line to use for salmon fishing? For larger fish, like Chinook salmon, use 20-25 pound line. For smaller fish, like pink salmon, use 10-15 pound line. There are an endless variety of weights, lures, floats, and/or baits that anglers can use.
Ever, what line do you use for planer boards?
Line 'em up The line coming from the forward-most rod holder will become the 'outside' line. Its planer board will be let out farther to the side than the line closer to the back of the boat, which is the 'inside' line.
How do you rig a planer for trolling?
BESTSELLER NO. 1 in 2021
Walker Downriggers PB-20 Double Planer Board
28" X 8" HI VIS Super Plastic
Sealed Foam Chambers
28" X 8" Perfect for BigWater Applications
BESTSELLER NO. 2 in 2021
Opti Tackle 492 Large Planer Board w/Spring Flag System Left
Package length: 33.274 cm
Package width: 11.684 cm
Package height: 5.08 cm
Product Type: FISHING EQUIPMENT
BESTSELLER NO. 3 in 2021
Scotty #1182 Mini Power Grip Plus Release, Planer Board (4-Pack)
Package length: 10.668 cm
Package width: 5.842 cm
Package height: 1.778 cm
Product Type: FISHING EQUIPMENT
BESTSELLER NO. 4 in 2021
Bert's Custom Tackle Mast Line, 200-Feet/200-Pound, Hi Vis Yellow (MF3152)
200 Feet of Braided Line
Releases easily slide down
Extremely Durable 200 lb. test
BESTSELLER NO. 5 in 2021
Off Shore Tackle Side Planers
Ballasted to run flawlessly in rough water off of your rod line
Instructions included
Ideal for walleye and most fresh water fish
Each Yellow OR12R side planer includes a stationary flag, two or19 releases, two 6/32 screws, two nylon nuts, one split ring, instructions and is carefully ballasted to run flawlessly in rough water off of your rod line.
Ideal for walleye and most fresh water fish.
BESTSELLER NO. 6 in 2021
Bert's Custom Tackle Rail Mount Reel
Mounts on Round or Square Rails from 7/8" to 2" in diameter
High Torque Handle
200 Feet of 200lb test line
BESTSELLER NO. 7 in 2021
Off Shore Tackle Adjustable Tension In-Line Planer Board Release
OR18
023072101185
BESTSELLER NO. 8 in 2021
Church Tackle TX-44 Super Planer Board, Red
Features. Also works with Dipsy Divers, Jet Divers, Slide Divers and Torpedo Divers. Reversible, can be assembled to run port or starboards Flag folds down for easy storage.
SZ: 14"" X 4-1-4"" X 7/8"". Made in USA. Model Number: 30610.
BESTSELLER NO. 9 in 2021
Bert's Custom Tackle Single Track with New End Satin Caps, Silver, 17-Inch
Made in United States
Package height :2.54 cm
Package length :52.577 cm
Package width :9.398 cm
Package weight :2.1 lbs
BESTSELLER NO. 10 in 2021
Bert's Custom Tackle Base Planer Board Mast
Turns any existing 1.5" planer board mast system into a system that will easily slide in and out of our mounting track
As a general rule of thumb, you can expect around 15ft (5m) of depth for each 30ft (10m) of planer line deployed. Theoretically, for any given size of planer and constant towing speed, the more planer line you let out the deeper the planer will dive.
Planer boards are designed to help fishermen cover more area, and reach places they would not have been able to reach by regular fishing methods. They are especially effective for trolling. When fish hear the sound of the roaring engine of a boat, most will swim to a safer location.
UV -colors are definitely one. Salmon has a fairly good eye sight. They see better different shades of green and blue when they enter the river and later on start seeing shades of orange.
Use a lure that has sight, sound and smell. Use any color, as long as it is green. The colors that show up in the deepest water are greens, blues and blacks.
It's called the Rule of Fives. When trolling at 5 mph with 5 ounces of weight and 50 feet of line out, your lure will be about 5 feet below the surface. Of course, it's rare that you'll be going exactly 5 mph, using exactly 5 ounces, and letting out exactly 50 feet of line.
With heavy bottom bouncers I have found that Church Tackle Walleye Boards perform very well. Some planer boards will simply not pull those heavy weights very far out to the sides of the boat the way Walleye Boards will.
Walleye anglers should pay attention, as the same is often true when pulling segmented leadcore in open-basin situations. Attach planer boards above leadcore a few feet on the backing to avoid ruining the lead inside your line, and cover various depths via your 3-color, 4-color, or more segmented leadcore rods.