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olboy35

Posted 3/12/2014 2:57 PM (#698636)
Subject: Planer boards for a novice

Posts: 22

Location: Monticello Illinois

Any suggestions on solid planner boards for a novice? Thanks!

-Dennis

Landonfish

Posted 3/12/2014 3:13 PM (#698640 - in reply to #698636)
Subject: Re: Planer boards for a novice

Posts: 360

http://www.churchtackle.com/Product%20Pages/Planer_Boards/TX-44_Sup...

horsehunter

Posted 3/12/2014 3:50 PM (#698651 - in reply to #698636)
Subject: Re: Planer boards for a novice

Location: Eastern Ontario

I have both TX44's and the smaller Walleye boards. I prefer the smaller ones they will pull a 10 inch Jake or Believer.

Bucky_Musky

Posted 3/12/2014 5:43 PM (#698687 - in reply to #698636)
Subject: Re: Planer boards for a novice

Posts: 152

TX-44 if you can spring for them, otherwise I have 6 of the regular walleye size that work fine with most baits. No need for tattle flags on those either when musky fishing ha.

Brad P

Posted 3/13/2014 11:08 AM (#698884 - in reply to #698636)
Subject: Re: Planer boards for a novice

Posts: 833

TX-44 with the LockJaw snap. Have had it handle the 16" Custom X without issue. Headlocks at 4-5MPH, no problem as well. Solid Product, I plan to add another one to the boat this year.

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