jerk string/divers

[luckycrank]

where are some of you locating your jerk string rigg in you diver spread ?

when to jerk as well I have purchased a rig'em right setup and used it a few times

actually havent killed a bird with it out .

[magnum mike]

I've never used or heard of using a jerkstring for divers. That has always been a puddle duck thing in my world.

[HugoBox]

I've used them for about the past 5 years on windless days and I think it makes a difference - even on big water. I'm lazy and don't want to string in the way when I have to go out and pick up downed birds so I normally run it along the inside edge. I also think that keeping it in close proximity to the rest of the blocks helps the ripples get to the rest of the easier than if its on its own.

[Notcho]

With diver's they don't care unless it's glass. Just put it in front with 4 deke's and tug on the cord!

I have the same Rig-em jerk cord works great!

Motion (wings) is the best for divers. Flagging, robo's whatever as long as it's moving.

[top dog]

couple things. About placement, i put the line, currently 4 decoys in the middle, then it moves a greater number of decoys when I pull. On mine, I attached the end to a marking buoy. Then when I have to quickly go out and retrieve ducks, I just toss it overboard, still there when I get back Also, I just rigged mine up with a weight, bungee cord, and then cord and use a quick release on each decoy as I struggled with tangles when I first constructed it. Hope this helps.