planer boards

[boatlimit]

what about in line boards ..?

[wakina]

what about in line boards ..?

I would say that the 2 most used inlines are the Church inline boards and Off Shore inline boards. I chose to use the Church Walleye Special boards at first then moved to the Church TX-22 boards when they became available as they sit upright in the water while at rest, both Church models are ready to use right out of the package after simple assembly. I use mine to pull jet 40's without any issues. The Off Shore boards are also good boards but need at least one expensive clip/release upgrade before they are suitable for Erie use.

[skipper9]

614.327.7144. Jim.

[ebijack]

The Off Shore boards are also good boards but need at least one expensive clip/release upgrade before they are suitable for Erie use.

yep, I use these http://www.franksgreatoutdoors.com/f...ip-436675.html
with one of these for the back clip, keep the orange off shore on the front clip. when a fish takes a board usually the front clip will release and the church clip on back will hold no matter what and your not fighting the board at all. even if it goes under water. and the board will run to the rear of the boat clearing the other lines.

[walleye2go]

Better start making boards Skipper, lol. I'm going to need a set shortly. I'll give you a shout.

Greg