Troll Master Depth Calculator
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sports | $2.99 | Trevor Lewis | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Reviews
Been waiting for this app
roberson525
Simple to use, yet extremely accurate. Takes the guesswork out of trolling!
Great app for calculating lure depth
kluppy
I’ve tried other apps but they “assume” too many variables. This app allows you to select line type, length, weights or divers and troll speed. With this entered information you will know exactly where your lure is running. Targeting your lure to the depth of the fish yields far more success than just guessing or worse using a different app with bad information.
Great App for many trolling applications!
Zzzbit
I use many of the trolling applications the App supports...I would like the app to accommodate leadcore as well then it would be a 5 star app. It is a good and simple tool to get you close. Just what I was looking for.
Great app
CDN420
I use this app while fishing for walleye. After I put in the information of the gear that I am using and it puts my baits exactly where I want them.
Great App
Bryce_E343
Allows for many different selections. Ever since I’ve gotten it there has been a lot added as well, so the developer is always adding new things. Very impressed!
Great app for fishing!
Routerbob
We troll for Hybrids and Stripers most of the year. That may mean using Umbrella Rigs, Alabama Arigs, jigs with swim baits, snap weights, etc. This app lets you take into consideration the size of line, leader length, trolling speed, weight of lure, additional weight added, and even the height of the rod tip above the water. A typical setup we are using right now is trolling Alabama rigs with three, half ounce jigs, line and leader material are 50 pound Power Pro Depth Hunter line (no line counter reel required), three ounce Snap Weight. Here is the setup, trolling speed 2.5 mph, rod tip is five feet above the water. You let out the Arig with 25 feet of line (one color), attach 3 oz. Snap Weight. The App calculated 76.0 feet. You let out another three colors and put the rod in a holder. Your Arig will be running at 19 feet. The depth was verified with the Fish Hawk TD device. This summer, we were trolling at night with long baits like the Husky Jerk 10. We could see the fish on the Raymarine Axiom at 30 to 40 feet. Initially, we were using downriggers to get the baits down. Then we decided to use a Snap Weight approach with this app. The setup was always consistent, 25ft out - Snap Weight - 75ft out. We controlled the depth by the size of the snap weight, 2, 3, 4 oz, etc. Here was one of the calculations ... Husky Jerk 10, 4 oz. weight, 25/75, 1.8 mph, lure depth was 33 feet. We totally stopped using the downriggers for depths shallower than 40 feet. We could have never figured that out without this App!
Excellent customer support
jingles50
I had a question so I sent an email to the developer and within hours the question was answered. On my iPhone some of the lures were super imposed on top of other lure types he suggested I reduce the magnification of my text size and that fixed the problem. Then I had a few more questions and his responses were virtually immediate. This is a really excellent app for serious fishermen and it’s bound to only get better. Buddy K.
