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Originally Posted by LeftyReeler
I've had trouble in the past trying to get a small 2oz bucktail or a 3/0 Gami on a 40-50# dropper loop. I like to go this heavy so the dropper sticks out straight and doesnt foul the main line. Any recomendations other than bringing down the rig test? I know some have used tubing on the lighter test to keep it more horizontal for bottom dwellers, could this be an option as well for fluke?
Has anyone tried tying the dropper with the hook already threaded through it? Imagine that's prob not too complicated may even help pull the loop through the twists but will the hook slide up and down the loop and not present the bait/teaser as needed?
Another option is to go the three-way swivel route and then snell the hook...but with more terminal tackle chances for tangles and fouling increase
Trial and error I guess, fish what works for you but you wont know unless you try different things...just look at Chaz Bono
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I tie a jig or Spro right into the dropper loop. Just put on the line first and then pull through the loop when you pull it tight.
