Decoy Rigging Tips with Outdoor Limits

Decoy rigs: bit.ly/32coehk
It is important to know how to rig up your decoys so that you have a realistic looking spread. Josh from ‪@OutdoorLimits‬ talks about our coated cable rigs and how he likes to use them on his decoys.

[@ethanghost4535]

Appreciate the tips, first year running decoys and was looking at my spread thinking....hmm....they look sort of real aside from they're all facing the exact same direction. Appreciate this more than you know.

[@outdooroutfitters3658]

This was nice watching. Thank you for sharing.

[@edmobrad765]

Outdoor limits right on bro.keep up th hard work.hard work pays off they say.

[@mm88swrt]

FA is doing some amazing overhauling... Talked with justin the other day and word is they got tons of awesome stuff in the mix

[@finalapproachwaterfowl]

appreciate the kind words. Lots of cool items coming. Thx for the support.

[@eduffy4937]

Im a cheapskate. I just plasti dipped my weights. I prefer the sling sinker texas rig as opposed to the sliding decoy texas rig. If you use a solo canoe like me, i pull up to my decoys, clip my loop into my carabiner, then the weight slides to the decoy and doesnt drag through the weeds making more wet work de-weeding.

[@benblake4448]

Followed the link and it says page not found. Browsed the site and couldn't find them.
Any help.

[@benblake4448]

NM, found them

[@chevyon37s]

I hate how the weight is attached to the able, that little loop and crimp tangles. Also even after a decade I haven’t had noticeable wear from Texas rig weights, and I hit 3-4 days a week.

[@finalapproachwaterfowl]

Thanks for the input and info.