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AMISH OUTFITTERS TRLNGSNPFLT TROLLING SNAP FLOAT
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SKU: TRLNGSNPFLT-810238190608
Overview
Designed for trolling deep-diving lures in shallow water, this snap float helps keep your setup from hanging bottom when working from mast system planer boards. It allows you to drop a lure back, secure the red clip with pin to your fishing line, and then let out the desired amount of line before attaching to the planer board line. The result is a straightforward way to manage trolling presentations where depth and snag avoidance both matter. It is a practical accessory for anglers who want a simple release-and-run setup without adding complexity to the rig.
Why Hunters Choose the Amish Outfitters
Trolling Deep
Diving lures in shallow areas
Helps Reduce
Bottom snagging when released from
Simple Clip-and-pin
Attachment to fishing line
Allows Adjustable
Line length behind the planer
Straightforward Setup
For trolling applications
Key Features
- Designed for trolling deep diving lures in shallow areas
- Helps reduce bottom snagging when released from mast system planer boards
- Attaches to your fishing line with a red clip and pin
- Allows you to let out additional line before connecting to the planer board line
Best Used For
- Anglers trolling deep-diving lures in shallow water with mast system planer boards
- Users wanting to keep lures from snagging bottom after release from planer boards
- Boat anglers setting precise lure setback distances with a snap-and-clip setup
- Trollers who need a simple attachment for deep divers and planer board lines
Specifications
| Clip Color | Red |
|---|---|
| Clip Type | Clip with pin |
| Compatibility | Mast system planer boards |
| Length Adjustment | 50' or 100' or whatever length desired |
| Use | Trolling deep diving lures in shallow areas |
Pros
- Designed for trolling deep diving lures in shallow areas
- Helps reduce bottom snagging when released from mast system planer boards
- Simple clip-and-pin attachment to fishing line
- Allows adjustable line length behind the planer board
- Straightforward setup for trolling applications
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Designed for a specific trolling setup, so it’s most relevant to anglers using mast system planer boards rather than general-purpose fishing applications.
- Intended for deep diving lures in shallow water, which means it addresses a narrow use case instead of broad trolling needs.
- Requires setting your lure back and then adding the snap float to the line, so it adds an extra step to the rigging process.
- The description does not provide size, material, or load details, so compatibility should be confirmed against your existing trolling setup.
Suggested Comparisons
- Planer board accessories
- Trolling line clips
- Fishing floats
- Deep-diving lure trolling accessories
Suggested Accessories
- Planer board line
- Deep diving lure
- Fishing line
- Trolling rod
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Amish Outfitters Trolling Snap Float used for?
It is made for trolling deep diving lures in shallow areas while helping reduce concern about snagging bottom when released from mast system planer boards.
How is the snap float attached to the line?
The description says to drop your deep diver back and attach the red clip with pin to your fishing line, then let out the desired length before attaching to your planer board line.
Can I choose different line lengths with this setup?
Yes. The product description says you can let out another 50 feet, 100 feet, or whatever length you want before attaching to the planer board line.
Is this product meant for planer board trolling?
Yes. The description specifically says it is used when released from mast system planer boards.
Does the product description list any material or size specifications?
No. The provided data does not include material, dimensions, or other detailed specifications for the snap floats.