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Standard Bluebill Divers

#9 on this list

Standard Bluebill Divers

Banded

Diver bodies designed to run on a longline — the right tool for open water and rivers.

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Elite Series Floater

#10 on this list

Elite Series Floater

Mojo Outdoors

A motion floater that adds ripple and flash without the flare risk of a pole-mounted spinner.

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Standard Bluebill Divers versus Elite Series Floater specifications
SpecStandard Bluebill DiversElite Series Floater
MakerBanded
TypeDiver Decoy
SpeciesBluebill (Scaup)
KeelWeighted
Intended UseLongline, Open Water
Decoy TypeMotion Floater
Motion TypeWater Ripple & Flash
Power SourceInternal Rechargeable Battery
Operating TimeVariable, up to 7 hours
Body MaterialDurable Plastic
Weight (approx)Under 3 lbs

What our reviewers liked and didn't

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

Elite Series Floater

  • Generates realistic water ripple and flash
  • Self-contained design, easy to deploy
  • Subtle motion effective for wary birds
  • Lightweight and portable
  • Reliable performance in various conditions
  • Battery life can be limiting for all-day hunts
  • Motion less noticeable in high winds
  • Not as eye-catching as spinning wing decoys for long-range attraction

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