i have mine set up like that except my wieghts are avery keel grabbers(insert that little r here) and i have a loop on the end for a carabiner 5 foot of line is a little to long of line to have it thrown over your back carryin it behind you but i never get tangles and i usually never bring more than 8 or 9 decoys with me so its real fast to move onto the ducks. plus i can throw them in a decoy bag when huntin from a boat and the weights dont slide around.

I hunt with 5-8 dozen decoys during the season and stack them up in the boat wherever I can find room. Would this be the ticket for me or should I just stick to bagging them?

How well would the heavy mono or weedeater line work in 7' lengths without all the slides and clips, just straight tied and stacked in the boat? I gotta get new lines this year, I got a whole new decoy rig last year and my line was a clusterfukk, I bought the heaviest braided line from cabela's and it sucked, it was still too small and tangly.

I use the rig em right decoy weights. Love them. They rarely get tangled and are easy to toss.

I bought a dozen 42" Rig em rights. The stainless decoy clips they come with are light duty and suck in my opinion. The idea is good but I've tossed 2 of them off my blocks when the clips gave way.

I usually hunt where the water is deeper than they are useable in. I stick with Ace weights on 12 feet of Tanglefree line which handles 90% of my hunting.

It don't take long for a 11 foot tide to run you out of 42" of string!!!