How To Catch Fish With A Planer Board - Planer Board Fishing For Beginners
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- You don't need a big boat or special equipment to catch fish with planer boards. How to use planer boards.
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Best planer board video I've seen. Thank You.
That was absolutely the best analogy of planner boards I have seen yet on UA-cam ! You did an amazing job explaining everything in great detail ! Thank you for making this video !
Wow, thank you!
Finally a complete review I just purchased two yellow bird planers... now im confident using them. Thank you for an awesome video.!👊
You are welcome!
Agree, don't need a huge boat to run planer boards. I have a 16' Alumacraft 165 tiller and in Spring that's my favored method for Walleye. I run a triple scotty rod holder mounted near front on each side with trolling rods. By putting those rods all at the front, it gives more room in the boat when bringing the fish in even with three or four in the boat. I then can even run a couple more rods trolling straight behind off the back of the boat.
Cool, sounds like a good set up.
Thank you sir. All the other videos will not tell me how a planer board works. Your video was very informative. Great job. I'm going to buy some planer boards now.
Glad it was helpful!
Been fishing for fifty years. Decided this coming spring I’m gonna start trying planers. This was a very good start to finish presentation. Thanks. I’m subscribing.
Thanks for the support Tom!
I appreciate your channel, for giving our fishing community details on using planner boards.
No problem! Thanks for watching.
New to planer boards, very informative video, thanks!
you are welcome
Thanks for this! I always thought these were for offshore/great lakes fishing.
No problem!
If running multiple boards off of the same side, there is a simple method, known as the loop trick, used to allow the clip nearest the rod to release when a fish strikes, or if you give a firm pull on the rod. When that happens, the board will no longer plane out, and will come back to center position behind the boat. If you set up your spread properly, it will swing clear of all other boards. (they should be staggered out on the spread) This is great when checking or changing baits. No need to reel in other lines.
Also, if you set the release on the board properly, most times a strike from the fish will release the clip. When that happens, again, the board will fall out of the spread and bring itself behind the boat, where you can fight the fish, clear of other lines.
Once the lure is changed, or fish is retrieved, you can simply return the board back to its original spot by free spooling the board out to the same distance as it was before bringing it it. Keep just enough tension on the spool to prevent backlash. Once that distance is reached, lock it down, place rod in holder. The board will now swing back out into it's original position, going out and around any other boards on the inside of it.
Thanks for adding that in!
Looking good! Great planer board tutorial as well.
Glad you like it!
excellent and easy to understand!
thanks!
Thank you.
Great informative video! Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Gotta stop for some of them wood ticks this spring!
Yes for sure!
Another excellent presentation; I will be trying a few planer boards with my new (used) boat this spring. Thank You
They work in the right situations.
Awesome video! Super informative. I think I might have missed a piece though about having planer boards snap free with a strike & slide down the line to the bead above the lure's leader to avoid giving a fish a concussion.
I don't fish with them that way anymore, but I should have mentioned that as an option. Thanks for the comment.
Great video! Thanks for all this practical, technical info. I will be testing two sizes of boards way up north in the tundra in the next couple of weeks. I hope they help me zero in on the biggies. :-)
They help catch anything that you would troll for.
Technique catches everything from walleye and musky to lakers and salmon👍
No doubt
I fish the upper st croix most days after work. Fishing walleyes. Most times i find walleyes in 3-7feet of water. The only way to troll floating rapalas upstream is the planer board. Rapala f07 works great with the crappie sized planer boards
Good stuff! I know sometimes planers are the only way to get it done.
@@KnettersPracticalOutdoors trolling upstream in shallow sand and gravel with 4foot or so of visibility is a perfect place. Been finding walleyes in areas ive fished but never caught in before now. Also they are dynamite for stocked trout in lakes. In northern mn i can fish a size 5 floating rapala 5or 6 feet from shore where the food is without spooking the fish first. Crappie planer on 6lb braid and i can fish it away from my canoe about 18 feet off the side with 100ft of line out.
I highly suggest buying a front trolling motor, I use a minn kota terrova 24v, I pilot is a game changer.. little idle ur big motor straight locked, then steer with the wireless remote on the terrova all day, u can even do much more with a nice hummingbird fish finder, the terrova even has a transducer built into it.. spot lock is awesome too
It's funny you should say that. In this video ua-cam.com/video/7WKgkjbNv5U/v-deo.html I mention how I'll get one if I get 100k views. Has happened yet. Thanks for the feed back! Maybe this summer you never know.
Cost $2,000 now
Really informative video. I actually bought a planer board this winter and want to try it on the lakes by my cottage. We and a cottage neighbor were trolling the shoreline , me behind the boat and he was casting the shoreline. He caught 9 pike and I caught two. It seemed the pike were holed up around the trees in 3 or 4 feet of water around the places I couldn't get close enough to. Thank you!
I agree, very informative. Great job!
Planers may help, but if the fish are tight to cover along a shoreline it could be best to slow down and have both anglers cast to the cover. Thanks
thanks
I scored 2 yellow bird planer boards on duck opener last season , found them on the shore of lake Huron .... I was happy as a lark
How does that fit into your duck limit having 2 Yellow Birds? LOL!
@@KnettersPracticalOutdoors better than a grebe
An excellent video! Thank you for a job well done!
You are welcome!
Very informatve. Wish I still had my boat. Take care and good fishing this year.
Thanks, you too!
Dave this is great information for the trolling compromised. I have used this system while fishing Lake Erie and adding a mast on a 16 foot boat. Trolling gets complicated but the live well can reach limits. I have to ask do you try this on Big Shag? Big Shag has plenty of Pike unfortunately but theirs's a rumor that Walleye have planted in the past. I truly enjoy all the content you make for your channel keep it up.
I think what you're hearing about Big Shag is true. I don't believe there is catchable numbers of walleye in there anymore.
Great video. Thank you.
You are welcome!
Good Helpful video . Thank You Sir
Most welcome
Great job on the video
Glad you enjoyed it
Very informative
Glad it was helpful!
Thx for sharing great content
You bet
nice video what models your boat looks like a good size
Crestliner 16.5 Fish hawk
GOOD VID.
Glad you liked it!
I want my 1st clip to release so it floats straight back and around my other boards so I can reel the fish straight up the rear of my boat.. I also prefer the tattle flags, they have kits for around $10 on Amazon
Yes, some fishermen like to run them that way.
Nice video. I have been using the same yellow birds for a couple seasons. I’ll run two on each side. Often times the right side will ride out and sit in line perfectly but the left side boards will drag and not plane out like it should. Lure profiles will be similar for both sides. I often wonder if it’s the boards themselves and maybe I should try another brand. Do have any advice?
Did you loose a balance weight or something?
@@KnettersPracticalOutdoors No. I tried moving the weights forward but it made no difference.
I bought some Off Shore mini planner boards primarily for Crappie but I also am using them for Walleye. My question is how much line should I let out before attaching the boards? I usually pull Bandits for Crappie and Flicker shad and Hot n Tots for Walleye. Thanks
It all depends on how deep you want the cranks to run. If you need to get the Tots down to 10 ft. and that means letting out 100 ft. of line, then you want to let out 100ft and then the planer. Just like if you were trolling without planers, but then add the planers and spread the lines.
Need to change the front snaps. They were designed to be released from the from clip so you don't have to fight the board and fish
Some fisherman use them that way.
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thanks
No explanation of getting down to the right depth?
Well, getting to specific depths isn't really a planer board thing. It's a trolling thing and the basics of depth control are the same whether you use a planer or not. A certain crankbait will dive to a certain depth depending on how much line is let out (from surface of water with or without a planer), the diameter of the line and boat speed. Depth control while trolling is a whole huge subject on it's own. But I do touch on depth control a little in this video - ua-cam.com/video/7WKgkjbNv5U/v-deo.html
Wood ticks??? What the heck???
Im so grossed out right now.
LOL!
WHY ARE YOU NOT HELPING ME!!!!!!!
Hope the planer board fishing works out for you!
@@KnettersPracticalOutdoors Nope!