Avian-X TOPFLIGHT Bluebills / 6 Floating Decoys

Avian-X TOPFLIGHT Bluebills / 6 Floating Decoys

Features

• Perfectly replicates mature greater and lesser bluebills for true-to-life realism on open water
• Weight-forward swim keel creates authentic motion that pulls in low-approaching divers
• Rubberized molding material shrugs off shot strings, ice chunks, and the occasional tailgate drop
• No-flake paint scheme holds its color season after season, even in saltwater rigs
• High-contrast plumage helps cruising flocks pick your spread out from a mile away
• Four distinct postures keep your raft from looking like a cookie-cutter setup
• Includes both greater and lesser bills for added versatility across regions and flyways
• Pack of 6 floaters that mixes seamlessly with bigger diver spreads or stands on its own in skinny water

Specifications

• Brand: Avian-X
• Model: TOPFLIGHT Bluebills
• SKU: AVX-AVX8288
• Pack Quantity: 6 floating decoys
• Postures Included: 2 Greater High-Head Drakes, 2 Lesser Active Drakes, 1 Greater High-Head Hen, 1 Lesser Active Hen
• Material: Rubberized molding compound
• Keel Type: Weight-forward swim keel
• Paint: No-flake, UV resistant finish
• Use: Floating water decoys for diver duck hunting

Description

If you've ever watched a flock of bluebills drop into the decoys like they were on rails, you already know these birds don't tolerate sloppy setups. The Avian-X TOPFLIGHT Bluebill 6-pack was built to handle that kind of scrutiny. Every feather pattern, every head posture, and every bit of contrast was dialed in to fool divers that come ripping low across the water with the wind in their tail.

This mixed pack gives you two Greater High-Head Drakes, two Lesser Active Drakes, one Greater High-Head Hen, and one Lesser Active Hen. That blend of species and postures matters when birds get pressured later in the season. The weight-forward swim keel keeps each decoy riding correctly in chop, and it adds that subtle, lifelike swim motion divers expect to see on a working raft. Pair these with a longline or run them as a confidence kicker on the outside of a mallard spread and watch what happens.

The rubberized body is the real workhorse here. It absorbs impact instead of cracking, which means a stray BB or a rough boat ride won't leave you patching decoys all summer. The no-flake paint stands up to sun, salt, and ice, so your spread still looks fresh three seasons from now. For divers that close fast and judge hard, this is the kind of detail that turns flybys into feet-down commits.

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Why Hunters Love It

Diver hunters are picky for a reason. When birds are bombing the spread at 40 mph, you don't get a second look. Hunters love these TOPFLIGHT Bluebills because they bring the realism of a high-end full body to the water, without the babying. Toss them in the boat, run them hard, and they keep working.

The mix of greater and lesser bills is the small detail that veteran divers chasers notice immediately. It looks like a real raft instead of six clones bobbing in a line, and that's exactly what late-season birds need to see before they finish.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many decoys come in this pack?
You get six floating bluebill decoys total. The mix includes 2 Greater High-Head Drakes, 2 Lesser Active Drakes, 1 Greater High-Head Hen, and 1 Lesser Active Hen.

Are these decoys rigged with line and weights?
No, they ship unrigged so you can match them to your hunting style. Most divers hunters run them on a longline system or with individual texas rigs depending on water depth and current.

Will the paint hold up in saltwater?
Yes. The no-flake paint scheme on the TOPFLIGHT series is built to resist sun fade, salt corrosion, and ice abrasion. Just rinse them with fresh water at the end of the season for the longest finish life.

Can I mix these with other diver decoys in my spread?
Absolutely. The high-contrast paint and realistic postures blend perfectly with cans, redheads, and goldeneyes. Many hunters run them on the outside edges of bigger diver rafts to add visibility from the air.

What is the weight-forward swim keel and why does it matter?
It's a keel design that shifts ballast toward the chest of the decoy, making it ride lower in front and respond to wind and current with subtle, natural swimming motion. That movement is a huge confidence builder for low, fast diving ducks.

Are the bodies tough enough for rough hunts?
The rubberized molding material is designed to flex on impact rather than crack. It handles stray pellets, boat ramp drops, and frozen mornings far better than traditional hard plastic decoys.