Mark Romanack
Precision Trolling Data
Precision Trolling Data, LLC is an independent company that documents the diving depth of popular fishing lures such as crankbaits and also common trolling hardware such as diving planers and also sinking lines like lead core. Precision Trolling Data uses highly trained scuba divers and sophisticated scuba techniques to actually observe lures and trolling gear as they are functioning underwater!
Depth Data in your Pocket
At PTD we go underwater to literally get a “fish’s view” of popular trolling products. The goal of this rather unique research is to determine exactly how deep various lures and trolling gear will dive based on key variables such as lead length, trolling speed and line diameter. In turn, avid anglers can use this data to literally aim their favorite baits and trolling gear at fish they locate with the help of modern sonar.
The data collected by Precision Trolling Data, LLC is sold as a mobile device app available for both iPhone and Android users. The data collected by Precision Trolling Data is in turn sold by Apple and Google at their app stores respectively.
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Data is sold via Apple or Google on your device. Pricing listed as in-app purchases on the device.
iOS/App Store
App data sold individually @ $1.99 & $2.99 each or by Lifetime Membership $109.99
Android/Google Play
App data sold individually @ $1.99 & $2.99 each or by Lifetime Membership $109.99
How To Transfer/Update/Restore The Precision Trolling Data App To Your Device. Click HERE
How To Transfer/Update/Restore The Precision Trolling Data App To New Your Device
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Brown trout are one of the more unique species found in the Great Lakes region. While these fish will often suspend in the water column to target pelagic forage species, they also love bottom structure. Catching them trolling often involves fishing spoons, spinners or body baits tight to bottom structure. This one from Lake Ontario came trolling a spoon near bottom using a downrigger.
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We’re catch tons of them on Dale Hollow
That fish has been eating good. Very nice looking fish.
You out fishing the big o today
Can’t beat a football brown!
Great brown 👍
Nice fatty Jake!
Understanding what constitutes the ideal trolling line is an important part of refining this popular presentation. Using fishing lines that don’t meet a select set of “trolling friendly” standards is toying with fishing disaster.
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By: Mark Romanack When walleye T-Bone a crankbait like this, you know you’ve made a good choice. Trolling is a popular walleye presentation and also a fishing method practiced with a wide variety of...1 CommentComment on Facebook
Do you guys have any comments on why my friends and my app show different things for the same? Lu are on the same line?
Sometimes things are not as the appear. In the case of trolling with crankbaits, most anglers think they have it all figured out. Put the bait in the water, play out some line, start trolling and the lure will wobble and dive it’s way to fishing success. The question is how many anglers really understand the dynamics of how a crankbait functions? Below the water surface things are happening to a crankbait you may not know about or completely understand.
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By: Mark Romanack Jake Romanack shows off a nice walleye taken trolling a floating/diving crankbait. Crankbaits are fish catching machines for those who understand the dynamics associated with trollin...3 CommentsComment on Facebook
If you buy the version 2 do you own that version or is it for a year subscription?
Good article. Thanks! I think I saw an episode of your show (could have been someone else) that taught me to use a small piece of crawler on the back crankbait hook for scent. When you pull the back hook straight, one hook, of the treble, should be straight down and the other two out to the sides. You want to hook the crawler on the hook that points down. Hook it in the middle. I don’t use other scents but the crawler trick works great.
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Seminar Saturday!
Today at Jay's Sporting Goods both Mark Romanack & Jake Romanack will be conducting individual seminars. ! At 11am, Mark talks about Walleye Trolling Tactics and at 1pm, Jake will discuss Great Lakes Salmon Trolling. Don’t miss out on these great FREE seminars and all the “Reel Deals” in the fishing department! #walleye #salmon
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Fishing line types and also line diameters play a critical roll in trolling success. That goes double for crankbait trolling applications. Line diameters in particular play a major roll in how deep crankbaits will dive on various lead lengths. Thinner lines create less friction and in turn allow crankbaits to achieve greater trolling depths. Thicker lines create more friction, in turn reducing the diving depth of crankbaits.
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Getting Creative With Fishing Line Types and Diameter
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By: Mark Romanack The Precision Trolling Data app incorporates on the water testing to confirm the diving depth of popular lures and trolling devices based on different line diameters, line types and ...2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Will we ever see 50+2 with fireline?
Or 50 + 2 with any braided line
The data that appears in the Precision Trolling phone app is collected using visual observations that are only possible by means of using sophisticated scuba diving techniques. Soon the water will be warm enough to start our 2023 testing/dive season.
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50+2 for hot n tots please
Jeff Ezop noted.
Will you be adding Gator bait 500 cranks?
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