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<blockquote data-quote="huffranger" data-source="post: 32039" data-attributes="member: 305">I have a love hate relationship with my boards. Using them to pull stickbaits shallow to pulling a RR 800 with a 8 OZ. snap weight. to every crank in my box.Fireline ( I use 10# ) will require you to get the OR-18 snaps but I use them with my 10# XT also for the front clip on the boardTattle tail flags are a must have IMHO due to weeds plugging up a crank or dragging small fish.I have seen the boards rigged with two OR-16 clips work great with mono only.[ATTACH]892[/ATTACH]Do you need boards to catch fish..... Heck no but is shure is cool watching a board get yanked back by a big fish.I will someday witness a big WAE sinking a board, that is a bucket list item for me.I also have the reversible mini planers, and like them for shore trolling.This is a great explanation on shuffling boards by the master Mr. Parsons[MEDIA=youtube]GY1MkxQb6pA[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="huffranger, post: 32039, member: 305"] I have a love hate relationship with my boards. Using them to pull stickbaits shallow to pulling a RR 800 with a 8 OZ. snap weight. to every crank in my box. Fireline ( I use 10# ) will require you to get the OR-18 snaps but I use them with my 10# XT also for the front clip on the board Tattle tail flags are a must have IMHO due to weeds plugging up a crank or dragging small fish. I have seen the boards rigged with two OR-16 clips work great with mono only. [ATTACH=CONFIG]892._xfImport[/ATTACH] Do you need boards to catch fish..... Heck no but is shure is cool watching a board get yanked back by a big fish. I will someday witness a big WAE sinking a board, that is a bucket list item for me. I also have the reversible mini planers, and like them for shore trolling. This is a great explanation on shuffling boards by the master Mr. Parsons [MEDIA=youtube]GY1MkxQb6pA[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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