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#5 on this list
Pro-Grade Teal
GHG
Small, fast-riding decoys built for September teal and shallow potholes.
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Standard Bluebill Divers
Banded
Diver bodies designed to run on a longline — the right tool for open water and rivers.
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Specs side by side
| Spec | Pro-Grade Teal | Standard Bluebill Divers |
|---|---|---|
| Maker | GHG | Banded |
| Species | Teal | Bluebill (Scaup) |
| Construction | Durable molded plastic | — |
| Keel Type | Weighted, self-righting | — |
| Pack Size | Typically 6 or 12 packs | — |
| Ride Height | Low-profile, realistic | — |
| Type | — | Diver Decoy |
| Keel | — | Weighted |
| Intended Use | — | Longline, Open Water |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
Pro-Grade Teal
- Realistic size and ride for teal
- Excellent for shallow water and small potholes
- Lightweight and highly portable for long carries
- Durable construction handles regular use
- Effective paint schemes for close-in work
- Limited effectiveness for larger species spreads
- Smaller profile reduces visibility at long distances
- Paint can show wear after heavy abuse or poor storage
Standard Bluebill Divers
- Exceptional stability on open water and in currents
- Highly durable construction and paint finish
- Realistic profile and effective coloration for Bluebills
- Optimized for longline rigging
- Resists flipping and tangling effectively
- Heavy for walk-in or highly mobile hunting
- Limited versatility for non-open water scenarios
- Stackability is adequate, but not ultra-compact
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