Description
Luhr-Jensen Dipsy Diver Chartreuse/Silver Moon Jelly | Boat Supply Store
Maximize lure spread and water coverage with the Luhr-Jensen 2-1/4" Dipsy Diver, engineered for precise directional control. This 1.56 oz diver can achieve running depths of up to 20 feet, making it effective for offshore trolling applications where covering significant area is critical. The Chartreuse/Silver Bottom Moon Jelly color, enhanced with UV reflection, increases visibility in various water conditions, allowing anglers to present lures effectively to a wider range of species.
Key Features
- Steerable design allows adjustment to port or starboard tracking
- Wider spread capability facilitates larger lure arrays from a single vessel
- Increased water coverage ensures more efficient presentation
- Depth control to 20 feet, targeting specific species zones
- Chartreuse/Silver Bottom Moon Jelly color with UV reflection for enhanced visibility
- Duo-lock snaps included for secure rig attachment
- Original directional design proven effective for trolling
- Solves coverage issues compared to standard divers
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 2-1/4 inch |
| Weight | 1.56 oz |
| Running Depth | 20 feet |
| Color | Chartreuse/Silver Bottom Moon Jelly |
| UV Reflection | Yes |
Who This Is For
Anglers seeking to expand their trolling spread and target fish holding specific depths or zones. This diver is ideal for those who understand the advantage of proactive lure placement over broad areas of water.
How It Compares
| Feature | Luhr-Jensen Dipsy Diver Chartreuse/Silver Moon Jelly | Competitor |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Directional Diver | Flasher |
| Primary Function | Steers lure to port or starboard, controls depth | Attracts fish with flash and vibration |
| Lure Spread Capability | High (allows wide spreads) | Moderate |
| Diameter/Size | 2-1/4 inches | — |
| Running Depth | 20 ft | Typically less capable |
Common Concerns Answered
Is it difficult to adjust the directional setting?
The directional adjustment mechanism is intuitive once understood, though initial adjustments may require a brief learning curve. No tools are necessary, and practice will build confidence in setting the direction to port or starboard.
What type of rod and reel setup is required?
The Dipsy Diver can exert significant pull at depth. A sturdy rod and reel setup with adequate line capacity and drag is recommended to effectively manage the resistance and fight fish.
Is this diver necessary for my fishing style?
If your objective is to cover more water efficiently and present lures at controlled depths and angles to maximize your chances of success, especially when targeting species that respond to varied presentations, the Dipsy Diver offers distinct advantages over standard divers or planers.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I adjust the direction of the Luhr-Jensen Dipsy Diver?
The directional adjustment is typically made via a set screw or dial located on the body of the diver, allowing you to set the tracking direction to either port or starboard.
What is the maximum running depth for the 2-1/4" Dipsy Diver?
The 2-1/4 inch Dipsy Diver is rated to reach a running depth of approximately 20 feet.
What type of fishing is the Dipsy Diver best suited for?
The Dipsy Diver is best suited for trolling applications where anglers need to control lure depth and directional tracking to cover more water and avoid boat wakes, effectively targeting pelagic and bottom-dwelling species.
Does the chartreuse/silver bottom Moon Jelly color offer any advantages?
Yes, the Chartreuse/Silver Bottom Moon Jelly color is designed for enhanced visibility in a range of water conditions. The chartreuse offers a bright contrast, while the silver adds flash, and the Moon Jelly finish with UV reflection amplifies its visibility by reflecting more light energy, increasing attraction.
What is the purpose of the UV reflection feature on the Dipsy Diver?
The UV reflection feature enhances the diver's visibility by utilizing ultraviolet light, making the lure appear brighter and more attractive to fish in varying light conditions, including deeper water or overcast days.
