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Description
Catch salmon, trout, or walleye down deep with the DreamWeaver TripZ Diver, a classic trolling aid that puts your lure right in the strike zone. No need for a downrigger or added weight; the Tripz Diver is calibrated to dive to a preset level, taking your lure with it. Simply rig it inline ahead of your lure, typically a spoon, dodger/fly combination, or shallow-diving minnowbait; as the name implies, the diver automatically trips and planes upward upon the strike, allowing you to fight the fish to the boat without resistance. Gives you an easy, precise way to cover the water column for suspended fish; floats at rest.
Classic trolling aid for salmonids and walleye
Takes your lure deep without added weight
Calibrated to dive to a preset level
Self-trips and planes upward, for easy retrieval
Floats at rest
Web ID: 100245059
Reviews
Rated 1 out of
5 by
WalleyeMaster50000 from
Nock OffIt's a cheap nock off of the original one the True Trip by Big Fish Tuff Tackle.
Date published: 2017-06-16
Rated 5 out of
5 by
TheGreatWacedja from
Way cheaper than down riggers!These divers work as advertised! Used them on a DYI trip for Alaskan king salmon and they produced.
Only negative is if you fish with large flashers they will tip over and come to the surface.
Date published: 2014-06-17
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Jaffemt from
Walker Downriggers TripZ Divers worth a tryNice little rig I got this due to the spring the fish are right on top of the lake did its job was very easy to use and did what i wanted I did have to play with the release just a little ( Loosen it up ) but other then that worked great
Date published: 2014-06-10
Rated 4 out of
5 by
durangoangler from
Great alternative to dipsyI switched over to these a few years back from dipsy divers. I like that they float when they are not being pulled. This prevents them from sinking to the bottom and getting hooked up when not in troll. You can set the trip to work exceptionally light (12" kokanee). I disagree a little bit about the depth that they actually troll at. But I tend not to troll at 2.5 mph. The one complaint I have is about the 40 series. I just cannot get this one to work. I'm not sure what I am doing wrong with it, but it keeps folding to the side and coming to the surface instead of diving deep.
