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Product Details
Spread your trolling lines away from the boat and cover more water with the Big Jon Side-Liner In-Line Planer Board with Offshore Release. This 9-inch in-line planer board attaches directly to your fishing line and tracks 10 to 50 yards from the boat, giving anglers control over lure spacing when trolling for walleye, salmon, trout, and other open-water gamefish. The Side-Liner works from either side of the boat and maintains its tracking performance in calm or rough water. Built-in rattles add sound around the planer board to draw attention to the area.
- 9-inch in-line planer board tracks 10 to 50 yards away from the boat based on trolling setup and preference
- Offshore Release Model 2100 attaches directly to the fishing line for a streamlined planer board presentation
- Can run from either side of the boat and performs in calm and rough water conditions
- Fluorescent orange color provides high visibility, while built-in rattles add sound around the planer board
- Manufacturer's six-month warranty
Made in the USA
FishUSA Customer Reviews
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EXCITED TO GET THE NEW PLANER BOARDS WET.
I HAVE NOT USED THE PLANER BOARDS YET BUT LOOKING AND THEM AND PREPARING THEM FOR MY NEXT TRIP I AM PLEASED WITH THE DESIGN AND QUALITY. I ORDERED 5 BUT I THINK I WILL ORDER MORE.
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Great Board! Very Durable.
Planer boards can be intimidating to people that have not used them before. This Wille board takes the guess work out and makes it easy to operate and trustworthy.
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Still MY Favorite In-Line Board
This board is the easiest on the market to change running from the right-side to left-side. While Church's boards have a better line release and a quicker line-keeper (back of board attachment, … Read More
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i'm interested to buy again
very good item for my trolling
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I use the planer boards for striped bass fishing in fresh water. In the spring when fish are shallow you work the banks in one direction and then reverse direction by flipping the boards instead of us… Read More