Decoy Accessories

Improve the function of your spread, or replace damaged parts, with decoy accessories from weights to wings. Duck decoy accessories include wing parts for spinner motion decoys, a must-have when staking out any spread on a windless day, and replacement remotes and receivers for motorized waterfowl decoys. Weights, anchors, lines, and rigs are vital decoy accessories when hunting ducks and other waterfowl. A sturdy line and anchor system can keep your duck decoys from floating out of formation and into the unknown and make it easy to reel them in at the end of the day. A jerk rig setup is an essential decoy accessory when hunting in still waters; controlled from the hunting blind, it provides just the right amount of movement to draw the eye of other waterfowl. Retrieve decoys that get stuck in the brush, or when it's time to go home, with a telescopic pole that’s easy to use. Decoy poles come with padded grips and adjust to the size you need, perfect for storing in your boat or decoy bag. Once you have a collection of decoys, accessories, and replacement parts, carry them all in a decoy bag. The best decoy bags are made in rugged materials that hold up hunt after hunt, with large zippers, comfortable carry straps, and plenty of room for your gear. A hunting decoy can work wonders on its own, but with a little enhancement, your spread can entice even the skeptical of game. 

Frequently Asked Questions 

What decoy replacement parts should I have as backup?

Essential decoy replacement parts to have on hand as backup are spinner decoy wings, battery chargers, remote receivers, and a tripod stand to raise spinners or flappers.  

What do I need for a spread besides decoys?

Besides decoys, your spread should include accessories and replacement parts for enhancements or quick repairs. Spinner wings and jerk rigs come in handy when you need movement in a field or water decoy spread. Extra weights, anchors, and cable crimps are good for water spreads. Round out any spread with game calls to bring in geese, ducks, and turkeys, and pack a pair of heavy-duty decoy gloves.