OFF SHORE TACKLE PRO WEIGHT SYSTEM OR20 User manual

Once you locate fish, use a Guppy Weight heavy enough to place your rig or
bait about a foot or so above the fish you see on sonar. For multiple lines, let out
a different distance or use a different weight to let the fish determine the proper
combination. Planer boards work very well with in line weights when
fish are shallow. When fish are near the surface, the line behind
the planer board can be very short. Eight to ten feet is often
enough. Once you find the right combination, use it on the
rest of your lines.
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LINE TO LURE LINE TO ROD
SNAP SWIVELS
(not included)
THE IN LINE METHOD
Attach the Guppy Weight as shown on the left.
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Set your favorite spoon, spinner or shallow
diving crankbait 50-feet behind the boat. Pinch an
OR16 Snap Weight Clip onto the line and let out an
additional 50-feet of monofilament. This lure and snap
weight combination can be fished as a flat line or
rigged on an Off Shore Tackle Side Planer or Riviera
catamaran style dual (DPB) or triple
(TPB) planer board.
When using the 50/50 rigging
method, it’s best to start fishing
with several different weights
until the fish communicate
which weight and depth
range are most productive.
Begin fishing each day with a lure spread that incorporates a
variety of snap weight sizes. Staggering lures at different
depths is the fastest way to pattern suspended fish.
Once a pattern has been determined, switch all lines
over to duplicate the productive weight and distance
combination.
THE 50/50 METHOD
Walleye, steelhead, trout
or salmon suspended
within 20’ of the surface
are prime targets for the
50/50 rigging method.
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THE 50/50
METHOD
Walleye, steelhead,
trout or salmon
suspended within
20' of the surface
are prime tar-
gets for the
50/50 rigging
method.