Water is to low and full of logs/stumps this year for a jerk string rig, so what’s the next best battery powered option out there?ot looking to spend a fortune but need to put some movement in the water.cheers
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Water is to low and full of logs/stumps this year for a jerk string rig, so what’s the next best battery powered option out there?ot looking to spend a fortune but need to put some movement in the water.cheers
Tuna bomb
Dipper. Drill hole through tip of beak...nylon down through weight back to maimai. Awesome.
Pocket full of pebbles lobbed into the pond one at a time.
Have done this with a bit of rope through a brick attached to a Caribeaner for the line to run through. Costs nothing and worksQuote:
Originally Posted by Micky Duck
Prices of motorized decoys are getting crazy but the Higdon pulsators are amazing hassle free ripple makers. you can make your own less hassle free but still cheap by sticking a bilge pump under a decoy and running a cord back to a battery. the Old rippler decoys like the mojo ripplers arent bad, not as good as a pulsator but also a lot cheaper for not bad ripples.
I have made a bilge pump rippled but chews the 12v bike battery in 2 hrs.
Might try attaching a bit of meat to couple of decoys and see if the eels will do the work for me..