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One of the hottest trolling systems on the Great Lakes for getting your lure down into the strike zone. The Luhr Jensen® Jet Diver™ features a buoyant body that floats at rest, then takes your lure to a predetermined depth once you begin your troll. Can get as far down as 40', depending on model. With a spread of Jet Divers, you can strain the water for suspended fish, or even run your baits close to bottom with little risk of getting hung. Each size is calibrated to run at a certain level; the Jet Diver planes toward the surface after the strike to aid in fish landing. Floats up when the boat slows, preventing tangles. Great for walleye and steelhead; not for use with diving baits.
Precision depth control down to 40'
Buoyant body floats at rest
Takes a trolled lure to a predetermined depth level
Different size, different running depth
Planes toward the surface after the strike
Floats up when the boat slows or stops
Web ID: 77812
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Kasakokwog from
Awesome for Canoe Country Lake TroutBought all depths for laker fishing in the BWCA and Quetico. They weigh nothing and get your lure down at the depth it needs to be. A better strategy than using trolling weights, and obviously the better way to go in portaging.
Date published: 2015-06-01
Rated 5 out of
5 by
vortexfish from
Great For TrollingNot only does Jet Diver keep your line down it also keeps it in line while you make a turn while trolling so you wont have to reel in some line while you turn, just make sure you have it above your Dave Davis and not below it?
Date published: 2014-11-09
Rated 5 out of
5 by
1huntinfool from
Excellent ProductWorks great for reaching that depth needed to hook into the big fish.
Date published: 2013-08-13
Rated 4 out of
5 by
JoeBean from
works goodDoesn't make me breakfast so it doesn't merit 5 stars. Gets the dodgers and lures down without too much drag. Use this on my kayak trolling for salmon. Tried the Deep Six but it gets too much drag. This is the ticket.
Date published: 2013-07-16
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Bjourn42 from
Works greatEasy to use with out a lot of drag. Much better than the old dipsy divers.
Date published: 2013-06-25
Rated 4 out of
5 by
fiherman92 from
work goodstarted using jet divers several years ago.the Lake were i fish still has the trees below twenty feet of water works well for this place. the ones with the rattlers work best
Date published: 2013-04-23
Rated 5 out of
5 by
joefloatin1 from
great diverTo answer everyones question,yes they work great .I have used these for years and have caught over 500 fish on these using a spoon as the lure.To set these up i use a six foot leader to the spoon.They make these in several different depth divers .To acquire the depth you need to run 125 feet back from the tip of your rod.They do not run accurate at 100,trust me.I use michigan stinger (scorpion size) spoons.If you mark fish at 30 feet down use the 30 and let out 125 feet of line and presto your at 30 feet deep in the water.You cant run several lines and try to make hard turns in your boat they will cross.The speed should be pulled 2 to 2.5 mph to have them act right.When they get old or get abused by hitting bottom or rocks, they will tend to hold water in the diver at this time you need to replace them.These are easy to set up and use. Good luck and happy fishing......joe
Date published: 2013-02-23
Rated 4 out of
5 by
workyla from
Works GoodDiver works very well. Just wish they were less expensive.
Can you change if it goes right, left or straight?
I know the dipsy diver does it to where you can change if it goes right left or straight behind boat. Does this product have that capability?
Asked by: BPCA
No, you cannot change the direction the lure dives.
Answered by: CommunityAnswer
Date published: 2017-06-01
Can you control depth?
I guess what I'm asking is does it come with a trolling guide to let you know how deep it will dive based on how much line you let out up to its max depth? And how far do you troll it back to get it to the max?
Asked by: DanTheTroutNBassMan
I did not find very good instructions on the packaging that came with the product but there is better technical specification on their website. http://demandware.edgesuite.net/aagv_prd/on/demandware.static/-/Sites-rapala-Library/default/v1468338179028/downloads/531JetDiver.pdf?id=5
Answered by: ShawnG
Date published: 2017-06-01
Can I use this as a downrigger for wahoo, with a 7" squid trolling bait
Asked by: Wahooman
No they are not designed for large baits they will not dive to the right depth and might just cause it to porpoise instead of diving.But if you run a flutter spoon you will have a better chance of them doing what you want ....I hope this helps you ........joe
Answered by: joefloatin1
Date published: 2017-06-01
Can someone explain how exactly to rig and use this device ?
Asked by: thefandangokid
Tie your line to the tale of the lure and your bait to the belly.Your leader should be 6 feet long with your spoon having a swivel to stop line twist on your spoon.You should run these at 2 to 2.5 mph and avoid turning sharply or you will cause them to porpoise to the surfaceYou will love them when you have this setup.I have used these for years and will not use a downrigger because of the flexibility of being able to change the lure depth with a few cranks of the reel.Buy the size you want to run.I use michigan stinger spoons (scorpion Size)2 3/4 inches long.And i catch alot of fish with these.
