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Comparison Chart
| Feature | OR12 Side Planer (L/R) | OR38 Mini Planer Board | OR37 SST Pro Mag Planer (L/R) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Color | Yellow | Yellow | Yellow |
| Flag | Stationary Red Flag | No Flag (Reversible) | Stationary Red Flag |
| Release Clips | OR19 (Orange) Release, OR16 (Red) Clip | OR10 Release, OR16 Clip | OR18 (Black) Release, OR16 (Red) Clip |
| Screw & Nut | 6/32 Screw, Nylon Nut | 6/32 x ½" Screw, Lock Nut | Lock Nut Included with Release |
| Ideal for Fishing | Walleye and most freshwater fish | Crappie and light freshwater fish | Striper, Salmon, Trout, Muskie, Walleye |
| Customization | Tattle Flagâ„¢ Upgrade available | Not applicable (simplified design) | No Tattle Flagâ„¢ compatibility |
| Additional Features | Pre-assembled combo kits available with Tattle Flags | Reversible for dual purpose use | Designed to pull heavy weights without modifications |
| Weight Handling | Standard weight handling | Light tackle use | Heavy weight handling |
| Balance | Precision ballasted for rough waters | Simple and efficient design | Specifically balanced for heavy weights |
Selling Points
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OR12 Side Planer (L/R): Offers versatility and precise operation in rough water conditions, with optional Tattle Flagâ„¢ upgrades for enhanced bite detection. It's great for anglers targeting a variety of freshwater fish, especially Walleye.
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OR38 Awesome Crappie Mini Planer Board: This model is ideal for anglers who prefer light tackle fishing. It's reversible feature allows use on either side of the boat, making it highly versatile and simple to use without the need for a flag.
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OR37 SST Pro Mag Planer (L/R): The strongest and most robust model designed for pulling heavy weights, making it perfect for targeting larger game fish like Striper, Salmon, and Muskie. Its build ensures stability and balance in the water, crucial for handling larger fish and rough conditions without the need for additional modifications.
Conclusion
Each model serves a specific segment of the angler market, from those seeking versatility and moderate load handling with the OR12, to those needing a simple, light-tackle solution with the OR38, and finally, those targeting big game fish with the heavy-duty OR37. Choose based on the typical fishing conditions and target species to ensure the best fishing experience.
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Choose Combo Kit (Starboard & Port Kit with the Tattle Flag Kit and the Clips) for pre-assembled starboard & port boards with Tattle Flag!
This product comes pre-assembled with the Tattle Flag Kit and the Clips already on the board. Simply purchase and you're ready to start fishing, no assembly or extra parts required. Features: (1) OR-12L Side Planer (1) OR-12R Side Planer (2) OR-19 Heavy Tension Release (2) OR-16 Pro Snap Weight Clip (1) OR-12 Tattle Flag Kit per Board
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- (1) OR-12L Side Planer
- (1) OR-12R Side Planer
- (2) OR-19 Heavy Tension Release
- (2) OR-16 Pro Snap Weight Clip
- (1) OR-12 Tattle Flag Kit per Board
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Reviews
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Off Shore Planner Kit
4 people found this helpfulI've used Offshore boards for years. I like that they work, they are made in USA and Offshore keeps parts on hand for all of their stuff readily available. Plus, Franks has the most reasonable prices for the boards. Perfect. -
Offshore planner boards
2 people found this helpfulGreat product have used for years now always works as should,definitely recommend and A decent price ,fast shipping -
Best price for Off Shore Side-Planer Combo Kit
1 people found this helpfulGood price and quick shipping from Frank's. A little smaller than I thought. Dimensions 3/4"W x 9.5"L x 3.5"H and weigh 8.6 oz each with Tattle Flag Kit. I purchased these for an upcoming summer Salmon fishing trip in Alaska. Hopefully, they will be able to stay afloat using at least a 4 oz trolling weight with a spoon, cut plug herring or hoochie. Time will tell. -
Mainly used for Walleye Fishing
4 people found this helpfulI have used these in the past, work great. Just make sure your line is placed inside the rear snap pin. when you let the board out. If you don't the board will come off your line when you snap the rod to release the front snap.
Braided line doesn't work as well as mono, but you can work around that with different line twist for the front snap. -
Boat Essentials
0 people found this helpfulThese were ordered as a Christmas gift for my son-in-law.
