Planer Board Vs Dipsy Diver at Rodney Bowens blog

Planer Board Vs Dipsy Diver. This setting also affects how deep they dive. The basic design of a planer board. When would you use a planer mast setup vs dipsy divers? i assume you're fishing walleye, so 30# braid is plenty (actually it's plenty for the occasional salmon run also). This blog discusses the uses of downriggers, dipsy. From my limited knowledge, both get the lures. 1.1k views 4 years ago. it pulls it away. the question is: dipsy divers have 4 different settings that control the angle at which they plane sidewards, similar to planer boards. A dipsy diver works on the same principle, but pulls the line and lure down instead of over to the side. At a lower setting, they dive more vertically (and hence deeper), while at a higher setting, they dive more laterally (and hence shallower). the difference between using a planer board and the dipsy is that the planer board allows the angler to present bait farther from the.

At a lower setting, they dive more vertically (and hence deeper), while at a higher setting, they dive more laterally (and hence shallower). When would you use a planer mast setup vs dipsy divers? This blog discusses the uses of downriggers, dipsy. i assume you're fishing walleye, so 30# braid is plenty (actually it's plenty for the occasional salmon run also). The basic design of a planer board. 1.1k views 4 years ago. This setting also affects how deep they dive. From my limited knowledge, both get the lures. the question is: A dipsy diver works on the same principle, but pulls the line and lure down instead of over to the side.

Lake Erie dipsy diver and planer board fishing for Walleye with Mark

Planer Board Vs Dipsy Diver This blog discusses the uses of downriggers, dipsy. At a lower setting, they dive more vertically (and hence deeper), while at a higher setting, they dive more laterally (and hence shallower). When would you use a planer mast setup vs dipsy divers? i assume you're fishing walleye, so 30# braid is plenty (actually it's plenty for the occasional salmon run also). it pulls it away. 1.1k views 4 years ago. dipsy divers have 4 different settings that control the angle at which they plane sidewards, similar to planer boards. This setting also affects how deep they dive. This blog discusses the uses of downriggers, dipsy. the question is: the difference between using a planer board and the dipsy is that the planer board allows the angler to present bait farther from the. From my limited knowledge, both get the lures. The basic design of a planer board. A dipsy diver works on the same principle, but pulls the line and lure down instead of over to the side.