The Stroll’R Was Made for Slow Trolling

There’s something about trolling. All of the new stuff in fishing are about speed, long casts, and aggressive retrieves. But then there is times when slowing everything down works best.

You know where I’m talking about. When it comes to getting bites from wary fish, real slow is just too slow with old baits. That’s what makes Stroll R so special.

Why Stroll R Is Best For Slow Trolling

The Advantage of Ultra-Slow Trolling

It is a realy easy modification that can has a huge impact on your offering. Standard downriggers and planer boards works well for depth control, but they lack the sensitivity needed for ultra-slow presentations. But fishing ultra slow require more sensitive tackle.

You want a device that hold your bait at depth while keeping up with boat and current. With each inch making all the difference, the Stroll R bridge the gap between drifting and active trolling. So there’s nothing fancy about it.

That’s the way the Stroll R is designed; low drag, high stability at crawl speeds. When you’re moving under a mile per hour, a little bit of turbulence can spooks fish. The Stroll R have a clean slicing action through water.

Stable Depth Control for Wary Fish

Your bait stay in the strike zone without any undue vibration or wake. And that’s what a lot of times make the difference between an empty boat and a full livewell. The product is very user friendly when comes to installation.

It literal just snaps onto most foot pedal mounted trolling motors, both on transoms and other bracket systems out there. No complicated alterations is required and no additional tool are needed. Everything cinches down solid with a clamp system that allow for on-the-water tweaks if desired.

All of this make it easy to use and get used to while fishing. This let you keep your head up during changing conditions. It fit right in with current setups.

The biggest benefit of this thing is it stay at the same depth. Weights falls and move with the current. When you are after fish that hug structure such as trout or walleye, being able to keep the lure right on their nose are important.

The Stroll R keeps your bait or lure steady on a specific depth. It doesn’t blow out sideways, so you can keep the bait in front of the fish. Being consistent build confidence, which help your presentation.

Simple Installation on Trolling Motors

There is another overlooked advantage regarding sensitivity. A big bite gets transmitted to your rod tip very well with no lag time. No slack line to eat it up and no line tangling in its way either.

It will let you know when they want to eat by feeling those tiny taps. So you can set the hook at just the right time and get ’em hooked up quickly. This could of been important in clear water situations where fish is line shy.

Superior Bite Sensitivity and Hook Setting

The Stroll R is practicly maintenance free. There are no moving part to grease and lube. Simply rinse with some fresh water after each day on the water.

Due to its stainless steel components, it do not corrode over time. You know you’re going to be able to use it season after season. It’s a set-it-and-forget-it type of deal that will perform time and time again.

Low Maintenance and Durability

Fishing slowly is an entirely different way of fishing for me with the Stroll R. Not only does it give me the ability to be more efficient, but it put me in control when standard trolling setups fail. When you’re dealing with pressured trout or wary walleye, the Stroll R provide that edge. You can put the bait exactly where they want it presented and keep it there.

The next time the fish won’t bite fast, try going slow. Use the Stroll R to maintain depth and stability. Let it work while you concentrate on the feel.

Final Thoughts on Stroll R Performance

Having the proper tools combined with patience will always pay off.

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