no dog. no problem.

Fetch is a motorized waterfowl retreiver, Purpose-built to keep you in the hunt

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A close-up of the Fetch Waterfowl Retrieval System's waterfowl collection area, situated in a water setting, with the sun shining brightly in the background and a wooded area visible in the distance.

rugged.

Dual motors, oversized props, and a big battery push Fetch through rough waters with ease. Fetch also sports a sturdy metal frame and durable pontoons because the duck blind is no place for flimsy gear.

A duck decoy in a body of water in the background with a Fetch Waterfowl Retrieval System in the foreground.

CAPABLE.

Fetch is just as fast as a swimming dog. It’s capable of retrieving multiple ducks in one trip. It can even swallow up wounded birds. Too good to be true? We brought the receipts - check out our videos and see for yourself.

Close-up of a person's hand holding a gray remote control with orange buttons for the Fetch Waterfowl Retrieval System, pointing upwards amidst a blurred outdoor background with warm sunlight.

intuitive.

We put a ton of thought into the Fetch remote. Its one-handed design keeps your other hand free for calls and coffee. The large joystick can be operated with your gloves on and fingers warm. It’s so small you can even clip it to your call lanyard or waders where it’s always handy. This is what happens when things are made for duck hunters by duck hunters.

Come See Us at D.U.X.‘26

We will have a booth at the annual Ducks Unlimited Expo, come see us!

When: July 31 - August 2, 2026

Where: Renasant Convention Center in Memphis, TN

 

Meet Fetch

Designed for Real Hunting Situations

A person in camouflage hunting clothing walking towards a black pickup truck in a field with autumn-colored bushes in the background. The person is carrying a rifle and a Fetch Waterfowl Retrieval System.

Purpose-Built for Waterfowl Recovery

A man in camouflage clothing and a cap is fishing in a body of water, pulling a duck out of the collector of the Fetch Waterfowl Retrieval System
A picture of the Fetch waterfowl retrieval system in shallow water atop some rocks, surrounded by trees and a clear blue sky in the background.

Frequently Asked Questions

PATENT NOTICE

The Fetch retriever system may be protected by one or more of the following United States Patents. This page is provided to satisfy the virtual patent marking provisions of the America Invents Act. 31 U.S.C § 287(a). One or more additional patent applications may be pending.

  • U.S. Patent No. 12,559,209 B2

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