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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    Most ponds or dams have eels.Select a few decoys and a big hook and some line.Within minutes after things have quietened down most of yas would have bait. The eels can move ya decoys all round the pond and can be retrieved by a good gun dog if ya want too eat the eel or release them.No harm too the eel as its a plastic decoy but good feed if ya dog retrieves it and ya want a feed of eel.
    how do you stop the line the eel has from getting tangled around your other decoy lines, could easily turn into a tangled up mess that takes hours to sort.

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    What about a little submersible pump of some description?
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    Quote Originally Posted by upnorth uplander View Post
    how do you stop the line the eel has from getting tangled around your other decoy lines, could easily turn into a tangled up mess that takes hours to sort.

    Make more movement then aye


    Very short line works well,the main spread are anchored in a group and the old huckery ones have the hooks on are just biffed in any where when things get quiet. It looks great when a southerley blowing and ya have a decoy headn north real fast.Great entertainment for the kids too when things get quiet....keeps them amused.And all are released when we leave.

 

 

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