Magnum Planer Boards - Great for pulling crankbaits and jigs!! *** New boards will have neon orange for starboard side and
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$55.00
$55.00
per item
The Magnum Crappie Reaper board was built to pull crankbaits but will also do great with smaller jigs and small bait fish up to 6". The boards will run like the original Crappie Reapers but will have more pull to get out further from the boat, and sit higher out of the water for easier visibility. The Magnum boards are 2 5/8" x 6" and weigh 2.2 ounces. Boards come in pairs (1 Starboard and 1 Port). All planer boards are hand made. You can compare the size of the Original vs Magnum in the picture. The Magnum board is a do it all board that will pull your favorite crankbait and isn't too big for small jigs.
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Crappie Reaper Planer Board Instructions
1. Inspect boards and make sure line clips are not broken.
2. While holding the planer board the Crappie Reaper label should be facing you with the top clip on the upper right for the left sided board and to the upper left on the right sided board. Each label has left or right printed on them.
3. Let out the desired depth at which you wish to troll.
4. At the depth you wish to troll place line from rod into the top clip and then down to the bottom clip, make sure clip hooks are aligned with holes to secure the line and to keep it from sliding.
5. Place your board in the water, let out line to the desired distance you want your board to run from your boat. Once the line has tightened the planer board will move out away from the boat at your desired length.
1. Inspect boards and make sure line clips are not broken.
2. While holding the planer board the Crappie Reaper label should be facing you with the top clip on the upper right for the left sided board and to the upper left on the right sided board. Each label has left or right printed on them.
3. Let out the desired depth at which you wish to troll.
4. At the depth you wish to troll place line from rod into the top clip and then down to the bottom clip, make sure clip hooks are aligned with holes to secure the line and to keep it from sliding.
5. Place your board in the water, let out line to the desired distance you want your board to run from your boat. Once the line has tightened the planer board will move out away from the boat at your desired length.