big inline boards Vr. smaller ones.

[Aaron_Mcfly]

im going to buy some more inline boards and was going to get xt-44s.

My line of thinking is that you can pull a long copper/lead with a big board, but long coppers wont do so well with small boards...

do you have any problems detecting smaller fish with short coppers on a big inline boards?

[mattmishler]

TX-22 for 1 colors of lead to 300 coppers and TX-44 for everything longer, not a problem with see small fish on bigger boards

[ChampionShip]

Walleye boards pull 300 with flashers......move the weight to 1.5. I think big yellow birds are easier to deal with than tx44's but I know guys that like both just fine.

[BlueCollarOutdoors]

I got a tx 44 and its doesnt even look likes its doing any work with a 300 copper behind it. We dont let them out all far so getting the board of is the least of your worries, im more afraid of the 300 behind it:)

[medic]

I have the Walleye boards and have never had an issue, Aaron. Just adjust the weight forward and it's good to go..

[Aaron_Mcfly]

thanks for the response!

I did get a few walleye boards(20 bucks at a local fleet farm!) and did some tests on a deep local lake and they did great with a 300 on a totally flat lake. I may get something bigger for the bigger waves days.

[ALLEYES]

The TX-44's are great boards.

[SCUM LINE]

I use t-44 for coppers over 300 and the smaller ones for everything esle.. AWSOME