Texas Rigged Decoys

[rbreedi1]

Anyone Texas Rig their decoys? Thinking about trying some this year. Looks like a good idea to save time and cold fingers. They've got the pre-rigged kits for like $30 but Im thinking of making some myself to save some money.

 

[Bullfrog]

The best way to do em...especially in shallow water

 

[Jesse]

Best way to go for sure, I have done all my decoys this way, you can buy the materials in bulk online and save loads compared to the kits

 

[rbreedi1]

Best way to go for sure, I have done all my decoys this way, you can buy the materials in bulk online and save loads compared to the kits

Can you PM me some sources?

 

[Hawk]

Best way to go for sure, I have done all my decoys this way, you can buy the materials in bulk online and save loads compared to the kits

What material do you need and where can you get them?

 

[Gobblrgttr]

Yeah we have several of ours rigged this way. We actually use Husqvarna weed eater line and those little crimps. Loop them all on a carabiner. Works great

 

[rbreedi1]

Didn't think about weed eater line.. thanks for the idea.

 

[relocatedduckman]

I'm not a fan of weedeater line.. Never worked as tangle free. I went online to SNL.com bought their 400 lb test line.. Got crimps and melted my own weights.. Worked awesome. I've made about 60 dozen so far this year.. now all i need is ducks to come visit the blind.. HERE DUCKY DUCKY DUCKY

 

[JThuntsalot]

http://www.doctarilonglines.com/products.html#tr

 

[relocatedduckman]

My average cost to texas rig 1 dozen with line and sinkers, and the crimps is about $8.00.. Thats 400 lb mono line..