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Ohio fisherman
01-27-2003, 02:03 PM
Hi there. Does anyone have experience with the Riveria planer boards? I just installed a mast on my boat and am shopping for big boards. We all like the Offshore in-line boards, so I am interested in their Riveria boards. Also, they appear to be able to fold down fairly small. How do they pull with big dipsys? Thanks, Ohio fisherman
FROGMAN
01-27-2003, 03:22 PM
You are correct they will fold down to a very compact size width wise when folded. This will allow you to store them in more out of the way places than a lot of other models.
As far as the dipsy's I've never run big dipsy's off of them, but have seen small ones, and up to #40 jets used on them with no problems.
I don't know where you are located in Ohio, but there is the Detroit Sport show this week at the Ford Field House in downtown Detroit. I'll be there Friday at the Off Shore Tackle booth so if you can make it feel free to stop by and talk about it further.
Tight lines
Keith Segar
NPAA #260
MIKE A.
01-27-2003, 03:31 PM
I BOUGHT A SET LAST YEAR , THEY FOLD DOWN FOR STORAGE , YELLOW AND EASY TO SEE . I HAVE USED THEM 3 TIMES , 2-3 FT. WAVES AND THEY PULL WELL AND WILL TRACK FAR FROM THE BOAT .I DO NOT HAVE A MAST AND I FISH BY MYSELF OR ONE OTHER PERSON TOO MUCH TROUBLE FOR ME. NEVER PULLED DIPSYS ONLY CRANKS. BEFORE YOU BUY - E-MAIL ME @
mikearrington@hotmail.com
Capt. Denny Bergeman
01-28-2003, 10:37 AM
Ohio Fisherman,
The boards you inquired about are good ones. However, you do not want to use large dipseys. The small dipseys work well when using spoons and small lipped cranks like the "Little Ripper".
Ohio Fisherman
01-29-2003, 02:49 PM
Thanks for the tips guys. Hopefully, Mike A. and I can make a deal.
Good fishing, Ohio fisherman