What are the best planer boards? Learn how the pros rig them.

On this episode we discuss what planer boards we use and how they are rigged. Some really great tips on getting the most from your planer boards and long lines.
Captain's Round Table is a series of videos that helps to explain the many questions about salmon and trout fishing. It proves that there are many different methods and ways to be successful on the water. These are all well respected Captains on the Great Lakes.
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[@jayrobertson232]

Capt Wolf is the best, most experienced in this group. Started fishing with Winn in the late 70’s, both river and lake. He’s seen it all.

[@Steve_V]

Thanks for sharing these reviews! I am looking at the Ninjas for this season...great videos

[@slawson3044]

Use a Sam’s pro release and you don’t have to fight the board. Fighting a big king on a fixed large church board with 300+ copper wears many people out before they even get the board off.

[@alainjacob3841]

This board can be use in the right side and the left-yes or no

[@Mr.Swamp12]

In reference to the rubber band thing if I use a church’s board and it releases on the front clip the rubber band will hold my board on the back pin and I can fight the fish without fighting the board is that correct?

[@Reel2ReelOutdoors]

Yes. I personally set them to not release but that is the theory. We found that we had a higher landing percentage without having them release. The ninja board is not bad to reel in with a fish on it. If it dives it comes right back up unlike other boards.

[@v8consumption]

@@Reel2ReelOutdoors if you wrap a loop on the line with red clips you can have enough tension where it won't release until you either snap the rod tip or have a big fish on. And the board will slide center

[@AN-kg4ei]

without laughing too hard at ne - what are you referring to when referencing 6 colour, 7 colour ....??

[@DEVILDOG1964]

LEAD CORE LINE EVERY DIFFERT COLOR IS ABOUT 10 FEET. SO RUNNING 6 COLORS IS 60 FT.@@AN-kg4ei

[@randyarndt]

​@AN-kg4ei , they are referring to lead core. It is color coded every 10 yards. So a five color is 50 yards, or 150 feet of lead core line.