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GundogsOnline.com Pro Staff Dave Hochman shows us how to set up a jerk rig using you duck decoys. A sure fire way to bring more motion to your spread next time your in the field.
12 Comments
Rob Benti
anyone ever use a jerk rig in slightly rippled water?
Kill Shot Outdoors
Very nice, I made one myself and works great
tyler mcclellan
I thought lead was uhh un healthy for game???
Smiley J
do the pooches ever get hung up on the rig when they go out to retrieve? how do you prevent that?
Chris Piercey
Dog looks bored
lplozada
Awesome video, especially for a novice duck hunter like me who kept hearing about a "jerk line rig" but had no clue what it was. This cleared things up nicely. Thanks for posting it!
Tom K
@duckman1106 i betcha that 3-4 Coots on a jerk rig, being yanked as hard as you can would be about as realistic as it gets! damn coots never stop splashing around.
Tom K
@NzDuckShooter LOL thats the best thing ive ever heard!
sniper6636
all we do is hook three together with one base weight and tie them together and then tie a piece of fishing line to ones neck
sniper6636
dang i really like this ill have to maek one
duckman1106
Jerk cords rule. I like to tie the bungee end to a stake. You tend to pull weights in and have to throw them back out all the time. I like the part about running the cord under the boat to hide it. Never thought about that.
Real Outdoors TV
Great job Dave … cool tip … and that motion makes a big difference on hard hunted birds.