Description
Luhr-Jensen 4-1/8" Dipsy Diver | Boat Supply Store
Trolling anglers requiring enhanced water coverage and precise lure presentation will find the Luhr-Jensen Dipsy Diver indispensable. Its unique 4-1/8 inch diameter and 5.05 oz weight allow it to achieve a running depth of 50 ft, significantly expanding your effective fishing zone. The adjustable directional settings enable anglers to deploy multiple lures simultaneously, presenting distinct lure paths from a single boat to avoid tangles and maximize strikes in diverse water conditions.
Key Features
- Original directional design for versatile lure tracking
- Heavy-duty welded ring construction ensures superior durability
- Adjustable positive trip mechanism for precise release control
- UV reflective properties enhance visibility in low light conditions
- Multi-directional tracking capabilities (port or starboard) maximize lure spread
- Durable construction for demanding marine environments
- Effective depth attainment up to 50 ft
- Versatile for targeting a wide array of game fish species
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| diameter | 4-1/8 inch |
| weight | 5.05 oz |
| running_depth | 50 ft |
| color | Silver/Silver Bottom Crush |
| ring_construction | Heavy-duty welded |
| trip_mechanism | Adjustable positive trip |
| uv_properties | Reflective |
Who This Is For
Anglers seeking to maximize trolling efficiency by covering more water and presenting multiple lures simultaneously will benefit from this directional diver. It is ideal for trolling applications targeting a wide variety of game fish.
How It Compares
| Feature | Luhr-Jensen 4-1/8" Dipsy Diver | Attractant |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Directional Diving Diver | Flasher |
| Directional Tracking | Yes (Port/Starboard) | No |
| Adjustable Trip Mechanism | Yes | No |
| Running Depth | 50 ft. | Typically less capable |
| Diameter | 4-1/8 in. | 11 in. |
Common Concerns Answered
Is the Dipsy Diver difficult to set up?
While the Dipsy Diver requires understanding of lure weight, line strength, and target depth for optimal adjustment of its trip mechanism and directional settings, this initial learning curve allows for highly personalized performance.
How do users find the sensitivity of the trip mechanism?
Users appreciate the adjustability of the positive trip mechanism; while some may initially find it overly sensitive or not sensitive enough, proper tuning based on lure weight and target depth ensures reliable performance.
What is the overall customer sentiment towards this product?
Customer sentiment is generally positive, with anglers frequently praising its effectiveness in covering more water and its advantageous directional capabilities, alongside its noted durability and adjustability.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I adjust the Dipsy Diver's trip mechanism?
The trip mechanism is adjusted via a screw or dial on the diver's body. Turn clockwise to increase sensitivity (trip sooner) and counter-clockwise to decrease sensitivity (trip later). Consult the product manual for specific increments if available.
How do I set the Dipsy Diver to track left or right?
Directional tracking is set by rotating the small side plate or dial. Typically, one setting directs the diver to the port (left) and another to the starboard (right). Refer to the integrated markings for precise orientation.
What is the maximum running depth of the Luhr-Jensen Dipsy Diver?
The Luhr-Jensen 4-1/8" Dipsy Diver is rated for a maximum running depth of 50 feet. This depth can be influenced by lure drag, line type, and line diameter.
What type of fishing applications is the Dipsy Diver best suited for?
The Dipsy Diver is ideal for trolling applications targeting various game fish, particularly when the goal is to spread lures out, avoid tangles by presenting distinct paths, and cover more water effectively.
Can the Dipsy Diver be used with planer boards?
Yes, Dipsy Divers can be used in conjunction with planer boards, allowing for even greater spread and control of lure placement, especially when targeting fish in wide-open water or along structured edges.
