Can Big Planer Boards Boost Your Muskie Trolling Success?

Todd Leopardi the owner of Leo Lures shows you how to setup big planer boards while trolling for muskie.
Can Big Planer Boards Boost Your Muskie Trolling Success? Are you struggling to trigger strikes from spooky muskies?
Big planer boards can be your secret weapon to increase your trolling success! Getting your lures out away from the boat can produce more muskies! In this video, we'll show you how these bad boys can:
Get your baits WAY out from the boat: Target those wary fish that avoid prop noise and boat pressure.
Maximize your spread: Run multiple lines and cover more water, increasing your chances of landing a trophy muskie while trolling.
Plus, learn:
Tips for setting up and using big planer boards effectively
Dominate the muskie game with big planer boards!
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Lures Used:
Leo-Mojoe Shad
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Timestamps ⏱
00:00 Can Big Planer Boards Boost Your Muskie Trolling Success?
00:31 Running big planer boards (set-up tips and tricks)
02:40 Putting out your lines with big planer boards
04:13 Let's fish! First muskie caught
05:20 Second muskie caught
06:20 Third muskie caught
07:20 Fourth muskie caught
08:15 Fifth muskie caught
09:10 Five for five no rip joke, then rip fish got off
10:20 Sixth muskie caught
11:09 Rip then fish got off
11:27 Rip then fish got off threw the lure
11:35 Seventh muskie
13:15 Leo Lures information

[@pelissiergene]

You guys got into them pretty good. Great video

[@FishingWithBadger]

@@pelissiergene Thanks Geno! They must have been hungry that day! It was a fast and furious 5 hours… 😂

[@psu4life2000]

How fast are you trolling? seems pretty fast at what speed your using how far back is the lures 25ft?

[@FishingWithBadger]

@psu4life2000 Usually, 4.1 to 5.5 MPH depending on wind, water temps, and lures that you're using. Yep, typically 20-25 feet back. Big bodies of water you would run them out and back alot further usually.