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Church Tackle

Church Tackle TX-12 Planer Board Flag System

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Detect light bites from walleye, bass, striper, steelhead, panfish, bluegill, and crappie while trolling with the Church Tackle TX-12 Planer Board Flag System. This flag upgrade clips directly onto TX-12 planer boards and gives anglers 11 sensitivity settings to fine-tune strike detection for different lures, species, and water conditions. Tournament-grade materials provide reliable performance in both freshwater and saltwater environments, making it a versatile addition to trolling setups. The included instructions feature diagrams and sensitivity adjustment tips to help anglers optimize their planer board presentation.

  • Clips directly onto Church Tackle TX-12 planer boards for improved bite detection and trolling control
  • Offers 11 adjustable sensitivity settings to help detect subtle strikes from a variety of fish species
  • Uses tournament-grade materials that perform reliably in freshwater and saltwater fishing applications
  • Includes instructions with diagrams and sensitivity tips for easy setup and adjustment

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