Trolling With Downriggers For Walleye at Roberta Shanklin blog

Trolling With Downriggers For Walleye. When trolling for walleye in open water without debris or weeds, 10 lb test monofilament is the best choice. But if there is a lot of plant growth for your lure to get snagged on (or if there’s a chance of hooking a big northern pike), it’s better to use 15 lb test monofilament instead. Anyone who has trolled for walleyes with downriggers knows the agony of reeling up a bait to find a drowned, undersized walleye too small to trip the release. Using your blacks releases, set them light (you may have to play with the setting a bit) and half hitch a thin rubber band to your. With dual boards, you can use up to five lines on each side which comes in handy, especially on choppy water. Walleye fishing, however, requires inline boards. Trolling is a favorite way to fish for walleye because it allows you to cover more water faster. Keep the ball ten feet. One thing that works well is to use the preciscion trolling numbers in conjunction with the down riggers. Planner boards are mostly used in fresh or shallow water trolling. Downriggers bring this method to a new level. Like downriggers, they allow you to use multiple lines and drop your baits into the water.

When trolling for walleye in open water without debris or weeds, 10 lb test monofilament is the best choice. Anyone who has trolled for walleyes with downriggers knows the agony of reeling up a bait to find a drowned, undersized walleye too small to trip the release. Using your blacks releases, set them light (you may have to play with the setting a bit) and half hitch a thin rubber band to your. Planner boards are mostly used in fresh or shallow water trolling. Keep the ball ten feet. With dual boards, you can use up to five lines on each side which comes in handy, especially on choppy water. Walleye fishing, however, requires inline boards. Trolling is a favorite way to fish for walleye because it allows you to cover more water faster. Like downriggers, they allow you to use multiple lines and drop your baits into the water. One thing that works well is to use the preciscion trolling numbers in conjunction with the down riggers.

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Trolling With Downriggers For Walleye Like downriggers, they allow you to use multiple lines and drop your baits into the water. With dual boards, you can use up to five lines on each side which comes in handy, especially on choppy water. Using your blacks releases, set them light (you may have to play with the setting a bit) and half hitch a thin rubber band to your. When trolling for walleye in open water without debris or weeds, 10 lb test monofilament is the best choice. Planner boards are mostly used in fresh or shallow water trolling. But if there is a lot of plant growth for your lure to get snagged on (or if there’s a chance of hooking a big northern pike), it’s better to use 15 lb test monofilament instead. Walleye fishing, however, requires inline boards. Downriggers bring this method to a new level. Trolling is a favorite way to fish for walleye because it allows you to cover more water faster. Keep the ball ten feet. One thing that works well is to use the preciscion trolling numbers in conjunction with the down riggers. Like downriggers, they allow you to use multiple lines and drop your baits into the water. Anyone who has trolled for walleyes with downriggers knows the agony of reeling up a bait to find a drowned, undersized walleye too small to trip the release.