Question about decoy rigging for you marsh guys

Dude, it took us a long time to learn, but if you keep your deke anchors reeeeal short (18-24") and use sliding egg sinkers,2-3oz, you don't have to wrap them at all. They come untangled themselves. You just need to buy the right egg sinkers that have a big arse hole in them so the deke line can slide through really easy. We use the stand up decoy sacks too. It makes picking up and putting out a breeze.

Have you tried the stand up bags?

Oh yeah that seems like the ticket, and I've got 2 spud poles already

The lifetimes don't use a sliding sinker correct?

Correct. Sorry, for some reason that was a double post originally.

I bought that square bag made for TX rigged decoys. Works fairly well, has D rings for carbiners.

I rig my decoys with 52" of string, 8 oz mushroom weight Texas rigged. 2 stainless crimps. String thru the decoy and crimp, weight on and for another loop at the other end so you can transport them with a d-ring or zip tie to keep them all together. No decoy bags, they suck.

They make decoy bags specifically for Trig dekes. Even with keel lock u have to take each one and wrap it, so picking up each trig deke to clip is no extra step. I have a bag that has a hole in the bottom. once you clip each deke on the ring u pass the ring thru the hole and pull the bag around the dekes. Just like having a regular decoy bag. They also make a collapsible square one u can just throw each Trig deke in and your done..

Fixed weights (like Lifetimes) are the way to go. Those rigs are game changers.

Looks like the spud pole idea def eliminates the clutter in the floor of the boat. Only other logical option I believe is slotted bags, but with a few dozen deeks that becomes too much as well.