
Old Salty Fishing Planer: The Original Inline Trolling Planer
- 10 Sizes Available - From #1 for light, slow trolling to #32 for high-speed offshore spreads
- Built for Offshore Species - Wahoo, tuna, king mackerel, mahi, and more
- The Original Brand - Old Salty has been making offshore planers longer than anyone
- Inline or Handline - Run on a planer rod or handline rig depending on your boat setup
- Pairs with Bridle System - Use with a planer bridle for proper deployment and retrieval
Put Your Lures in the Strike Zone, Not Skipping Across the Surface
An inline fishing planer fixes that. Clip an Old Salty planer onto your line and it dives your lure down to depth while you troll. When a fish strikes, the planer trips and slides up the line so you fight the fish directly. No extra drag, no fighting the planer. Just a clean hookup.
Old Salty is the company that brought inline planers to offshore fishing. They have been building these for decades, and the design is proven on charter boats and tournament circuits across the Gulf, Atlantic, and Caribbean. When you see a planer rig on a serious offshore boat, chances are it is an Old Salty. Pair yours with a planer bridle rigging kit and you are set up right from the start.
10 Sizes for Every Trolling Scenario
Old Salty: The Original Offshore Planer Brand
Inline Rod Setup or Handline: Your Call
How to Rig and Deploy a Fishing Planer
1. Choose Your Planer Size - Match the planer number to your trolling speed and lure weight. Smaller numbers for slower speeds and lighter lures, bigger numbers for high-speed trolling.
2. Rig the Bridle - Attach a planer bridle to the planer using the front and rear tow points. The bridle connects to your main line and allows the planer to trip on a strike.
3. Set Your Leader and Lure - Tie your leader and lure to the snap swivel behind the planer. Use 15 to 30 feet of leader depending on water clarity and target species.
4. Deploy the Planer - Let out your lure first, then release line until the planer is at your desired distance. The planer will dive and pull your lure down as the boat moves forward.
5. Fight the Fish - When a fish strikes, the planer trips flat and slides up the line. Reel in and fight the fish directly without extra drag from the planer.
Specs & Common Questions
Everything you need to know before you buy
Full Specifications +
| Brand | Old Salty |
| Type | Inline Fishing Planer |
| Available Sizes | #1, #2, #3, #4, #6, #8, #12, #16, #24, #32 |
| Size #1 Price | $13.99 |
| Size #2 Price | $14.99 |
| Size #3 Price | $15.99 |
| Size #4 Price | $16.99 |
| Size #6 Price | $18.99 |
| Size #8 Price | $21.99 |
| Size #12 Price | $22.99 |
| Size #16 Price | $27.99 |
| Size #24 Price | $34.99 |
| Size #32 Price | $39.99 |
| Material | Saltwater-grade construction |
| Use | Inline trolling, handline trolling |
| Target Species | Wahoo, tuna, king mackerel, mahi mahi, sailfish |
| Recommended Accessory | Planer bridle kit |
| Trolling Speed Range | 3 to 15+ knots (size dependent) |



