Running inlines

[suttontroller94]

I'm sure this has been discussed somewhere but I can't find the thread anywhere. I'm very new to inline boards and just picked up a few tx22s a pair of leadcore combos and a 300 copper and from everything I am seeing everyone prefers to set boards up so they don't release when a fish hits and this makes sense to me but I have no idea how to go about this any help would be appreciated

[Nautitroller]

The TX have a pinch pad on the front and a spring loaded pin in the back. They can't come off but their pinch pad can release the line letting the board slide back torward the fish. Offshore tackle planer boards have a pin in the middle of the pinch pad not allowing it to release, sucks having to go back and get a board. Some of the older boards I have I put a large snap swivel on the back so it can't come off the line. Running different sized boards can give the lead core or copper different actions with different wave conditions. Sometimes my smallest TX is hot cause it gets pulled under a bit and gives the line a bit of a jerking action. Good luck!

You may have a board release on a big fish if so when that board goes under and is pulling with the fish, no fun!!

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Edited February 25, 2016 by Nautitroller

[alex1young]

Sutton,

Just tighten the front pinch pad. If you're using brand the board may release, but doing a wrap around the pinch pad will solve that. I love my 22s and 44s.

[King Slammin]

The newer releases on the tx44 can be reversed to face the board so the line is always pulling in towards the release. Therefore never coming out unless you want it too. They have pads in them to use with braids as well.

[suttontroller94]

Can you do that with a tx22 as well?

[King Slammin]

Yes you can. It's called the board clip. http://www.churchtackle.com/#!product/prd18/3773534101/board-clip-%2340700

[suttontroller94]

Awesome info thanks a bunch