Deep water mojo pole

[MNhardcorehunter]

When hunting deeper water or in really muddy water when your the standerd mojo poles arnt long enough what do you. ive thought about buying a ten foot pole that mojo sells how else do u guys use mojos in deeper water. -Cody

[AlexGerhardson]

I came up with a simple solution a few years back for deep water duck hunts. I went to the local hardware/plumbing store and bought PVC pipe, cut one to 5 ft. and one to 10 ft., spray painted both poles with a dark green. The pole i have for my Mojo has a little peg sticking out to push in with your foot. That peg will rest on top of the PVC and you'll be hunting in no time.

[Aaron Hitchins]

We have just used a big aluminum tube in the past that is about 10 feet long, and it has worked for us!

Aaron

[jamesmc]

steel electrical conduit is what we use. I also use it for my great blue herron if the water is too deep.

[Chad Ryan]

i made some that have a 12"x12" plate and 3/4" square pole welded on them with some gussets as corner brackets to make them solid. they are 4' long and you could make them as long as you would need i guess..i will try and get some pics of them up for you.

[Chad Ryan]

here is what i made up..the rivers are so rocky around here, it just makes it easy to set em down and not have to worry about trying to get them to stand up..

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[Jon Bradford]

Dont use a mojo!! i hate robo ducks with a passion!! NO offense to yall that use um but i would much rather make it more of a challenge for my self and rely on a call in hand than a robo! Also we shoot more geese with out one too. but i do like Chads idea, for the mud maybe add about an 18" stick of tubing to the bottom part on the underneth side of his creation to get even more of a grab on the bottom.

[goetler]

Uae a piece of 1/2" or 3/4" conduit. I took the piece of square tubing that comes with the mojo and bolted it to the conduit. Use what ever length that works. In southern MN I get by with about a 6-8 footer. sometimes they stick up a little higher depending on the bottom of the lake/slough. Hope this was helpful.

[Dave Weidner]

You guys just saved me a few dollars on my next order. The conduit ideas is good, but I suppose its important to use a larger diameter conduit so that the pipe will suppor the weight of the pipe and decoy? Yes?

[jamesmc]

Just use steel electrical conduit. I think 3/4 " is what we use.

[Swampy]

Great ideas guys!

[gooser_12]

Theres always a time and a place to use a mojo and it works very well, but when the water was higher than what the pole was, we electrical taped a boat orr to the pole and shoved the paddle part down into the mudd and that worked!!!