Diver longline rope

[Roybee]

I recently started hunting deeper water. I switched my diver rig from anchors to long line style. I need to buy some rope. Anyone have any suggestions. Floating or sinking line? Thanks in advance

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[Missdemeanor]

http://doctarilonglines.com/

Or you can call Bob from decoy rigs. I have lines from both. I think Bobs stuff is a little nicer. Call him...he's a really good guy to deal with.

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[Kevin J Legg]

I also use doctari tarred long lines. Best I've seen in several different lengths. Very few tangles.

[DJ 17]

How do you guys store your long line rigs to avoid tangles? I am thinking of rigging up a couple for late season on the FLX.

[Missdemeanor]

How do you guys store your long line rigs to avoid tangles? I am thinking of rigging up a couple for late season on the FLX.

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[DJ 17]

Thanks

[Missdemeanor]

If you use thicker line like decoy rigs sells, you can leave the decoys attatched right to the long line and stick em in the bag with minimal tangles...

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[IUP30]

I do what Missdemeanor does - Doctari long lines and I've got 12 slot decoy bags that we store the decoys in with the line and drops attached.  Typically with diver decoys, as long as you aren't using oversided dekes, you can get 2 dekes per slot so you can pack 24 decoys per bag.  You just need to make sure that when setting them out again after they've been bagged, to start with the last decoy that you put in the bag.  That way when they feed out from the back they don't get tangled and pull out from the top.  If you start setting with the first decoy you put in the bag you'll have some issues and decoys won't want to feed out of the bags and slots smoothly.