EASIEST WAY how to make a QUICK RELEASE PLANER & BRIDLE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2022
- In this episode I go over what I believe to be the easiest most effective way to make a quick release planer and bridle system is. Super productive and makes life simple when planer trolling... Allowing you, the angler, to use what is know as a wind-on leader and fight the fish all the way to the boat. You'll use this application instead of old school hand lining in the fish one you reach the planer... You keep on reeling. If you're into planer trolling and are looking to move forward in your diversification of techniques, or maybe you've just always wondered how to go about making the quick release planer.... This episode's definitely for you.
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rod - Chaos 7' trolling outfit custom
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Line 80 pound test J-Braid
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thanks for making a complicated process easy to understand
I've been researching planer fishing for the past 2 weeks in preparation for a vacation to Marathon. This is easily the best planer bridle video I've seen. Great timing, and thanks for sharing 👍
Glad I could help
Stephen I have a planer video too I made two years ago. Go check it out. There's a part one and a part two. Good luck in marathon. Also if you don't know boat ramps in marathon as of April 1 will coast you 70.00 at public ramps
Great instructions Heath, gonna stop by True Value and I know what Im doing my next day off!!!
Awesome simple bridal for the planer! Thank you for making this video!
Excellent tutorial! You are effectively running an "FTU" = Fishing Technique University!!! Thank you!
Good to see you back Heath
Hi Heath, More ingenuity from the pro. That looks like a great idea. You always come up with great tricks to make fishing easier and better. Hope you didn't have any hurricane damage. We're all good up here. The eye of the hurricane came buy about 20 miles west of us. We had some wind and rain but nothing to cause any problems. Say "Hi" to the crew for me. Take care and good luck, Mickey
Hi Mickey... no hurricane damage. I feel for the west coast though. Had to bring my daughter back to UCF in Orlando today, class resumes Tuesday. Other than thing are good, never a dull moment. Ready to get back out on the water. Hope Florida is treaattou well. Talk to you later.
Thank you for the teaching .. I’m new trolling fisherman, you just solved a bit of a problem I had been having!! Cheers!!
Great tutorial, thanks.
Great video Heath. I've been wanting to set this up and you just gave me more knowledge to " get into the bite"!
Hope all is well with you and your family.
Thanks Matt. Everything is good here, never a dull moment. Your rod might have guides that will accept the heavy swivels. True value has Everything you need, that's where I went. You have to ask for the double sided swivels, they have them already made. Take care.
Very thorough good video
Thanks for sharing
Nice job, and thanks for the lesson!!
great thank you real guy with great DIY viedos
Thank you sir. Very good info
Great job thanks
Great video!
Appreciate your videos, ty
Sensei I will have to watch this a couple times for it to sink in,
Awesome
Genius!
thank you
Thanks
Great to have you back! I think I heard that the planer is easier to remove if the bridle is long enough to remove the planer without tension on the mainline?
Yes... it's not an exact science, but there is a threshold where it can either be too long or too short
Love it thanks Heath cheers Ricky 🕺💃🐈⬛🎵🎸🧜♀️🎣🐠💦😎🍤
Love your instructional videos and tips, thank you! Also, was that an Oceanic whitetip shark at the beginning and was that clip shot in south Florida?
Thanks a million. Yes it's an oceanic white tip. Ran across it in 800 ft about 11 miles off Boca Raton FL.
Here's the link to the video it came from:
th-cam.com/video/cZUfEAHgCHM/w-d-xo.html
The shark is at 12:04
What is the biggest and smallest planer you use while fishing? Awesome video thanks for any advice and tips
Smallest is a 4-6 and the largest is an 8
Thank you@@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing
Hi Heath, good method and simple. I have been trying to find a source for those same double swivels, but no good on my end. Any idea who makes them so I can find online?
I found this link
riteangler.com/products/cigar-snap-swivel-2-pack
You'll have to cut one end. Only use the 300 lb... that'll withstand the pressure of the planer
I was wondering if you can just use two snap swivels joined with a split ring
Nice set up. I have been doing this for a while. You can also do the same with 200lb braid for your bridle. Goes well through guide and I like using this as it’s easier to tie on the fly.
Nice video.
Nice Video, Teacher!!!. How about the hurricane where you life?
We made it through no problem... the west coast got nailed though.
G day Heath, just made my first 👍 how ya reckon you go if you are on your own, disconnecting the planer when you have a fish on?
I do it all the time. Gotta place the rod in a rod holder, remove the planer and start winding.
@@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing thankyou 👍
Heath, check cabala's Billfisher stainless steal ball bearing double snap swivel. bbdss5-3PK is a pack of 3 rated 200#.
Thanks for sharing 😀
WIll the braid cut through the mono bridle (Big strike)?
Haven't experienced that. It's a solid setup for rods with smaller guides. I've used this setup for a while without failures
Do the swivels ever fall out of the bridle since you’re not using the lock on them??
Never... they face opposite directions... the beauty of physics 😁... thanks for asking a great question
Question for you. If you decide not to use your planers and just troll plug or feather, is it ok to keep the bridle in or is it just best to use this rod for planers only?
Perfectly fine to leave the bridle on and troll with it up on top. We do it all the time
Thanks so much! Truly enjoy your videos. Tired of hand lining in fish so look forward to using these home made bridles @@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing
I don't have 150lb leader material, but I DO have some wire leader material & #07 crimps. Can the bridle be wire?
No, wire won't work. Watch this video, in the middle of it I show you another option of how to make with braid
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Hope this helps
@@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing I got the crimps and heavy duty leader mono. Is it better that the bridle be slightly longer than the planer rig, or that the planer be slightly longer than the bridle?
@@stevenpaulin448 you'll want the planer a little long... just make sure you try it out and when the bridle is extended that the planer is in the tripped position
Hi Heath
Is it possible to bend the planer a bit to steer the planer out to the side away from the motor? I do this with downriver weights and thought it may work for planers too.
I’m thinking in particular the method using the planer for constant depth and send double swivels down the planer line as releases. This would allow high speed planer fishing without the need for a bridle. Thanks for a great subscription.
Not sure if that would work... honestly never thought about, used to planers being towed straight out the back.
The alternate method you're referring to does exist... tying the planer off on a cleat and sending your line down on a swivel attached by a breakaway rubber band. Good luck and be safe out there
@@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing I fish in the gulf. Using that method I have heard a #6? Would get me down 40’ with 100’ of line sent out with the planer. Does that sound right? Do you use a #6 planer? Which do you prefer? Thank you
#6 is my favorite most used size planer. I've had the most success with it. It dives down 60' at 5 knots.
I also use a #3... but i like the 6 better, gets more results
You da man. Thank you!@@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing
Bought a used Penn international 30 on a 7’ Fenwick custom rod yesterday spooled with 50 pound mono. I was wondering if you think 50 pound is too much and if I should get it spooled with 30 pound mono. I plan to troll Rapala XRaps and the sea witch skirts with Bonita strips you have shown. I wasn’t sure if the lures would have good action with the 50 pound.
How would you set this reel up Heath for trolling Kings, possible grouper, Bonita etc?
Good to go or change it up? I think the individual was seeking wahoo with existing setup. Thank you for all the advice.
Can you recommend a good crimping tool?
Mine are from momoi got them at Ray's offshore... I really like them. West marine sells Cuda brand or Calcutta which are both also good.
@@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing do they dimple in the center or just squeeze oval?
Only oval
@@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing The sleeves I see are rectangular with a slot that has room enough for double the leader diameter.
Are the momoi sleeves different? I’ve been crimping a sleeve that looks like a rectangle with a dimple groove in the center.
I take you use momoi sleeves that start round? Oval?
Oval seems like a much better stream lined crimp.
i see everything i need except how you are closing the swivel end that is cut off.
The swivel just clips closed with a little bend called a coast lock. It's one of the strongest types of swwivels you can find.