Duck Decoy Weights Diy at Randall Maupin blog

Duck Decoy Weights Diy. I use a muffin tin and a piece of 12ga copper wire bent into a loop that will fit over the nose of the keel on the decoy. Feed your line through one side of the crimp, then through the weight’s loop. I use molds for making everything from duck weights to fishing weights and jigs. You can get molds just about anywhere that sells jig. All you’ll need for this piece is your fishing line, crimp, weight, and one end of your recently cut line. We’ll first start by finishing the weight side of the rig. His “m o’betta jerk rig” became a local success as word spread about its effectiveness and quality. The former resist drift better, but the latter typically weigh more. These handmade duck decoy jerk rigs will are effective at giving your decoys motion and attracting more ducks. Build this cheap & easy duck decoy jerk rig to bring more birds in range without breaking a benjamin. Never needed more weight, even in heavy blows.

Never needed more weight, even in heavy blows. His “m o’betta jerk rig” became a local success as word spread about its effectiveness and quality. The former resist drift better, but the latter typically weigh more. These handmade duck decoy jerk rigs will are effective at giving your decoys motion and attracting more ducks. All you’ll need for this piece is your fishing line, crimp, weight, and one end of your recently cut line. I use a muffin tin and a piece of 12ga copper wire bent into a loop that will fit over the nose of the keel on the decoy. Build this cheap & easy duck decoy jerk rig to bring more birds in range without breaking a benjamin. You can get molds just about anywhere that sells jig. Feed your line through one side of the crimp, then through the weight’s loop. I use molds for making everything from duck weights to fishing weights and jigs.

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Duck Decoy Weights Diy I use molds for making everything from duck weights to fishing weights and jigs. These handmade duck decoy jerk rigs will are effective at giving your decoys motion and attracting more ducks. His “m o’betta jerk rig” became a local success as word spread about its effectiveness and quality. I use a muffin tin and a piece of 12ga copper wire bent into a loop that will fit over the nose of the keel on the decoy. Build this cheap & easy duck decoy jerk rig to bring more birds in range without breaking a benjamin. Feed your line through one side of the crimp, then through the weight’s loop. You can get molds just about anywhere that sells jig. I use molds for making everything from duck weights to fishing weights and jigs. We’ll first start by finishing the weight side of the rig. Never needed more weight, even in heavy blows. All you’ll need for this piece is your fishing line, crimp, weight, and one end of your recently cut line. The former resist drift better, but the latter typically weigh more.