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I have created a bunch of gatorline monsters...good lord. I wish I could take credit for this but 7 years ago a buddy that I hunt with showed it to me...I never thought it would take off like this though.
Heres the stanky truth.....70-100+ bucks for a dozen decoys, plus 40 bucks for the 5lb spool of gator line plus all of the other expenses associated with duck hunting and we are complaining about a 6 dollar box of crimps for a dozen.

I wish there was an icon that had a guy scratching his head. Here is a fact jack....go cheap with duck hunting stuff, you might as well stay home. If you rig your decoys right with this stuff and do it like youre hearing, the line, crimps and weights will outlast the decoys, period.
Here are the instructions....please for those that are just now doing this, dont chime in, we actually kept this quiet for 5 years and have learned the right way of doing this.
Get gatorline...make sure it is round and .130 The .170 will cause you drilling problems on both the decoys and the weights.
Buy bank weights, ebay is the cheapest I have found. 3-5 ounce will work just fine. These weights look like a tear drop and the .130 line fits perfectly.
Go buy the crimps at lowes or home depot. They are 25 for 6 bucks. They are brass and you want the biggest version they have.
Next, buy some big carrabeaners while you are there along with a pair of crimpers.
This is major, make sure after you loop the line and crimp it that the line to ALL of the decoys is the same length. Meaning every drop is the same length.
I have added a couple of pictures so you can see what it should look like.
The final picture is the decoys hanging.....make sure you hang these up, though gatorline is nothing like mono for the most part, it still has memory so hanging them up after each hunt will help.



