Duck Commander Dcjgps John Godwin Pro Series Friction Call Double Reed Attr

The Duck Commander John Godwin Pro Series friction call is a double-reed duck call designed for serious waterfowlers who want proven performance in the blind. John Godwin, a renowned duck hunter and call maker, engineered this friction call to deliver the authentic sounds that mallards, wood ducks, and other species respond to. Built from durable black acrylic, it's tough enough for season-long use in wet conditions while remaining light enough to carry all day without fatigue.

Friction calls operate differently than traditional insert-reed calls—the reed vibrates against a wooden shaft or surface to produce sound, giving hunters precise control over tone, volume, and cadence. The double-reed design on this model provides versatility: you can produce highballs, feeding calls, and soft quacks depending on how much pressure and air you apply. That control is what separates a good call from a great one, and it's why friction calls remain a favorite among experienced duck hunters who understand that context matters more than gimmicks.

This is a specialty call built for hunters who already understand duck language and want a tool that rewards practice and technique. If you're new to calling, you might start with a simpler single-reed call, but if you've put in the time and want to expand your arsenal, the John Godwin Pro Series gives you the range and reliability to do it.

Key Features

• Double-reed design for versatile calling—from aggressive highballs to soft feeding calls
• Black acrylic construction, durable and weather-resistant for full-season use
• Friction call mechanism for precise control and authentic waterfowl tones
• Engineered by John Godwin, a respected name in waterfowl hunting
• Compact and lightweight for extended time in the blind

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a friction call and a reed call?

Friction calls produce sound when the reed vibrates against a shaft or wooden surface, rather than air alone. This gives you more manual control over tone and volume—a valuable skill for hunters who want to match duck behavior in real time.

Is this call good for beginners?

Friction calls reward practice and technique. If you're new to duck calling, a simpler call may be easier to start with, but this call grows with your skills and gives you more range as you improve.

What ducks will respond to this call?

The Duck Commander John Godwin Pro Series is designed to attract ducks. Mallards and wood ducks are primary targets for most waterfowlers, but the versatility of a double-reed call means you can adapt it to other species as your experience grows.

What's included?

You receive the friction call itself. Maintenance and care are minimal—rinse after use, let it dry, and store in a cool place to keep the acrylic in good shape.