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got my new machine yesterday,,this thing is a great idea for motion in your spread.so simple to use and so natural looking.tried it out in the pond and was very pleased cant wait til season to fool those greenheads...

It looks like a knock off of the Wake Maker.


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i think its so much easier to use than a wakemaker ,,plus its all one unit no set up besides there are all kinds of products out there that are similar dont you think?

Yep. I'm also confused on the selling point that there are no stakes required yet you have to use one for the battery box. False advertisement.


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well i guess you could lay the battery box in the water next to your machine or you could fasten it to the frame if you want.it doesnt make alot of difference if you dont want to use a small peice of conduit.

I was wondering how it stays in place. It would have to "walk" to an extent since it isn't staked. I figure the box stake was to keep it in place or does it sit on the bottom?


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no buddy,,,, this thing sits on the bottom and you ajust the length of you decoy strings its really cool..

lets see a pic of yours.

What if there is a ton of vegetation...does it still work?

capt1972 wrote:lets see a pic of yours.

X2. I don't understand how it works.

cangoos wrote:no buddy,,,, this thing sits on the bottom and you ajust the length of you decoy strings its really cool..

That would be completely worthless for where I hunt. Too much moss.


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NuffDaddy wrote:

capt1972 wrote:lets see a pic of yours.

X2. I don't understand how it works.

Imagine a wake maker on a PVC frame. Dats it. Kinda looks like a kite.


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capt1972 wrote:lets see a pic of yours.

Heres the video.

It seems like a decent idea. I feel like a jerk cord with a good stretchy bungee does the same thing though.

lets see a pic

"A duck hunter and his money..."

We some gadget crazy folks, we are.

well guys,,i guess im one of the first to buy one,but I can tell you its sturdy its a metal frame not pvc.i also have use pull strings and the work but I like hands free operation you just turn this thing on and it works.i have moss in my pond to but it didn't bother it I just cleared some away,i don't think theres a product out there that serves every situation but if ther is sign me up foe a case..

Is the drive belt string or a rubber belt on it?

its made out of bungee cord and it stays on the machine even with the decoys on it,so ifyou want to move it at any time you can,,im tellin you its cool...

Guys and Gals:
I have the privalage of hunting with the guy that invented this. We hunt in a public area were blinds are 200 yards apart and there are lots of them! I am convinced that the motion in this system works. We've pulled ducks in that I think were looking at other blinds but came in to us because of the swimming motion it creates! Get yourself one and I'm sure you won't be disappointed!

How much do they cost? I never saw a price on them.


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$419.73

assateague wrote:$419.73

Holy Shit Batman! I could get like 20 jerk strings for that!


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I just made that up.

the machine is $199.99 and they shipped it free, but of course there was tax i think it was $216.00 all together.

Ok, so I didn't stretch it that far after all.

Well if you dont think over 200 is a stretch .everything cost , try buying a new shotgun. Or new decoys its a rich mans game now dont you think..

cangoos wrote:Well if you dont think over 200 is a stretch .everything cost , try buying a new shotgun. Or new decoys its a rich mans game now dont you think..

Your barking up the wrong tree with that one.

well im just sayin i agree with all of you that everything is expensive when it comes to duck huntin and i am in the same boat but if it will help me bag more ducks an i can swing the money why not,, but i do agree that prices are to high on most things lets talk about gas,,,