Church Tackle The Walleye Planer Board Left
The Walleye Board is equipped with an adjustable keel weight to keep the nose tracking level, even when pulling deep-diving crankbaits or heavy weights. The unique catamaran shape minimizes diving and flying when trolling upwind or through large waves at higher speeds.
• 10" L x 3-½" W
• 2-in-1 Board Clip
• Spring-loaded Retaining Pin
• Catamaran Shape
• Adjustable Keel Weight
Made in the USA of non-corrosive materials suitable for saltwater use. It includes a lightweight, super tough, nylon clip with replaceable pads. The 2-in-1 Board Clip can be easily changed from the standard clip to a Lock-Jaw Clip. The standard clip can be adjusted to release from the line. The Vice Clip will not release. A spring loaded retaining pin holding the line in a groove at the rear of the board is assurance that your board can’t come off. Just pull the pin with one hand when removing the board. Anglers may set the 2-in-1 Board Clip light enough so that strikes pull the line free; the rear pin holds the board on the line as it slides back to a swivel tied two feet in front of the lure.
Church Tackle The Walleye Planer Board Left
The Walleye Board is equipped with an adjustable keel weight to keep the nose tracking level, even when pulling deep-diving crankbaits or heavy weights. The unique catamaran shape minimizes diving and flying when trolling upwind or through large waves at higher speeds.
• 10" L x 3-½" W
• 2-in-1 Board Clip
• Spring-loaded Retaining Pin
• Catamaran Shape
• Adjustable Keel Weight
Made in the USA of non-corrosive materials suitable for saltwater use. It includes a lightweight, super tough, nylon clip with replaceable pads. The 2-in-1 Board Clip can be easily changed from the standard clip to a Lock-Jaw Clip. The standard clip can be adjusted to release from the line. The Vice Clip will not release. A spring loaded retaining pin holding the line in a groove at the rear of the board is assurance that your board can’t come off. Just pull the pin with one hand when removing the board. Anglers may set the 2-in-1 Board Clip light enough so that strikes pull the line free; the rear pin holds the board on the line as it slides back to a swivel tied two feet in front of the lure.
