Rotating diving decoy rig

A floating waterfowl decoy device comprising:

• A plurality of silhouette waterfowl decoys;
• said plurality of decoys being mounted to an elongated shaft with said plurality of decoys being spaced longitudinally along the length of the elongated shaft and being spaced around the diameter of the shaft, the silhouette of the decoys being mounted oriented such that the longitudinal axis of the decoys is at an angle of less than or equal to 90 degrees to the longitudinal axis of the elongated shaft, the materials of the shaft and the decoys being such that the device floats without any other form of support on the surface of the water and allows for the decoys to rotate in a constant 360 degree clockwise or counter clockwise pattern when rotational force from a motor is applied to the elongated shaft of the waterfowl decoy device to simulate the diving action of waterfowl due to the location or the plurality of decoys each decoy mounted to the elongated shaft passes totally below the water once per 360 degree revolution of the decoy.

A floating waterfowl decoy device comprising:

• A plurality of silhouette waterfowl decoys;
• said plurality of decoys being mounted to an elongated shaft with said plurality of decoys being spaced longitudinally along the length of the elongated shaft and being spaced around the diameter of the shaft, the silhouette of the decoys being mounted oriented such that the longitudinal axis of the decoys is at an angle of less than or equal to 90 degrees to the longitudinal axis of the elongated shaft, the materials of the shaft and the decoys being such that the device floats without any other form of support on the surface of the water and allows for the decoys to rotate in a constant 360 degree clockwise or counter clockwise pattern when rotational force from a manual crank is applied to the elongated shaft of the waterfowl decoy device to simulate the diving action of waterfowl due to the location of the plurality of decoys each decoy mounted to the elongated shaft passes totally below the water once per 360 degree revolution of the decoy.