Buying an in-line planer board

[Superdad]

RJ,

These are the replacement clips for the off-shore boards for braided and mono lines.

The OR-18 is a full size release designed with an adjustable cam action locking arm that can be set to release at a range of tension settings or tightened down to hold even super braid lines and lead core securely.


OR-18 Snapper Adjustable Tension In Line Planer Board Release (Shown Left)

This release is made to attach to the bracket of our OR-12 Side Planer and OR-31 Side Planer SST. With the wide range of tension settings this release is ideal for Walleye, Striper, Salmon, Steelhead, Trout, and Muskie. For use with super lines, lead core as well as monofilament.

http://www.offshoretackle.com/prelease.htm

They work well.

Bet you all this info on in-line boards has you really confused.

[birdman]

It's been great info for me Superdad. I bought an Offshore board and tried it out last night on the Ottawa. I don't like it. I didn't get any fish.

But seriously it worked great. I liked the clips which made clipping it on and off very quick. It made me realise I need a stiffer rod though so I have to find a way of sneaking a new rod into the house. Any advice?

Ewby, my fishing partner, thinks he'd like to get the Church Tackle so we can compare. I don't see much of a difference between the two. I suspect they're going to perform about the same.

Thanks for the advice.

[baitcaster]

Birdman,

I have the Church tackle planer boards in stock so they would be 15% off right now. I can also bring in the Offshore ones if you need more. Give me a call or PM me if I can help.

Crystal