Brant Point Marine is proud to have the area’s largest selection of in-stock towable booster ball inventory. If you are tired of your tube nosediving, thus ruining the fun of summer tubing, then stop in today and pick up the best towable booster ball for the money.

If this is your first season of water tubing, then you may have several questions regarding booster balls. We know that not everybody is as big of watersports enthusiasts as we are. We will do our best to answer those questions below.

What Does A Towable Booster Ball Do?

Simply put, a towable booster ball works by keeping your tubing tow rope out of the water.

Having your tow rope out of the water makes for a safer ride. The rope is then more visible both to you and other boaters, assuming that you use the booster ball properly.

Additionally, the best towable booster balls will provide a more enjoyable tubing experience. They will ensure that your tube doesn’t nosedive, or go underwater. Having your tube nosedive is a sure way to ruin the fun of tubing.

Furthermore, using a towable booster ball will save you money in a couple of ways. First, since it is lessening the amount of drag on the tube, it has the effect of increasing your fuel economy. Second, it lessens the wear and tears on your towables, which in turn should increase their lifespan.

Do I Need A Towable Booster Ball?

Yes, you should always use a towable booster ball. Factoring in all of the above reasons, we consider a towable booster ball as a necessity while towing a tube or any type of towable in the water. A towable booster ball is essential if you want to save money and make your tubing experience as safe and enjoyable as possible.

Many people try to avoid using one and end up regretting it. Having to cut your day short because your tube keeps nosediving, or even tearing your tube, can ruin your vacation. Using one of the best towable booster balls will save you those headaches.

Conclusion

Hopefully, we have answered your questions about the need for a towable booster ball and how they can benefit you in terms of performance, money savings, overall safety. Unless you have been doing watersports for a long time, a towable booster ball is one of those items that most people simply don’t know about or don’t give much thought to. However, once you use one, you will fully understand the value that they present given how effective they do the job that they are designed to do.

Don’t let your summer fun be ruined by torn towables and soaked tube riders. Stop in today and pick up a towable booster ball for your boat. Or, click on the order online button on the top right to order one online now.

We are pleased to announce that we just got in a major shipment of our favorite and best musky lures, just in time for summer! You can order online or stop by our shop to get yours today.

Muskies are the biggest member of the pike family. They are very beautiful fish found in the freshwaters of North America and some parts of Europe. They are coveted by anglers for the giant size and aggressive fight.

They are most commonly found in the northern and northeastern parts of the US and throughout Canada. Musky can become monsters, some even over 50 inches!

If you live in musky territory and want to try your luck at a new species of fish, or if you already fish for musky and are getting ready for a big trip, stock up your tackle box with the best musky lures for trolling or casting.

Types Of Musky Lures

There are literally thousands of different musky baits to select from, including giant 2-pound soft plastics to small 3 ounce spoons. If musky fishing is new to you, then figuring out where to start can seem overwhelming. We here at Brant Point Marine can help you choose the best musky lures, including those “must-have baits”. Each musky lure has a time, place, and use, depending on the conditions and time of year.

There are seemingly endless ways to target muskies, including bucktails, topwaters, jigs, rubber baits, swimbaits, and more. Here at Brant Point Marine, we have plenty of each to choose from.

Soft Plastic Musky Lures

Even though most of the soft plastic musky baits don’t look anything like real fish, they continue to be a great year-round favorite bait for musky anglers. That’s because they work! Soft plastic musky lures can be retrieved in various fashions depending on your preferred style. Muskies tend to be lazy and don’t like to work too hard for their next meal, which may be why soft plastics appear as an easy treat for a musky.

Bucktails

Bucktails are perhaps one of the oldest and most popular lures used by musky fishermen. Bucktails for muskies create vibrations in the water that seem to be felt by a musky’s lateral line. Depending on your technique and conditions, Bucktails are able to be retrieved at any speed. The best bucktails tend to use double 9 blades and double 10 blades.

Musky Fishing Topwaters

Topwater musky strikes are some of the most powerful, violent, and invigorating stikes to witness. Topwater musky lures are great for warm water, and when a giant fish hits, it can be heart-stopping. “Walk-the-dog” and prop-style topwater lures are two important baits that all musky anglers should have in their tackle box. “Walk-the-dog” topwater lures should be retrieved in a side-to-side fashion with no hesitation between pulls. Prop-style musky lures should be retrieved in a simple straight crank fashion.

Glide Baits

For most anglers, glide baits tend to be the most difficult baits to work properly. However, they are super productive year-round. Casting glide baits takes a lot of practice and patience to perfect, but it’s a critical skill if you want to catch more muskies. You can retrieve glide baits slowly in a side-to-side action or in a faster, more erratic manner. We have a plethora of different styles of glide baits in stock, so pick up a few different styles and test the action of each to see which feels best to you.

Conclusion

There are thousands of different musky swimbaits, crankbaits, and jigs out there for musky anglers, and they come in all different shapes, actions, colors, and sizes. Most are are easy to work and even beginners can have success. The best musky lure is the one that is in the water. Regardless of which lure you choose, having it working in the water for as long as possible is the key to musky fishing success.