dropper rig?

[-scallywag-]

X2 what Mike said

I like using the surgeons loop, easy and strong.

Also, when fishing in conditions where the bait is all gathered on the bottom, sometimes 5feet thick, I like running an extra long tag line for the weight, like 5-6ft....this keeps your bait from hiding against the bottom with the rest of the bait when the preditors come thru, making your freaked out bait stick out like a sore thumb.

With the smaller easily inhailed baits i like using large 5/0-7/0 circle hooks. Reel out of gear, bait clicker on, drag set.

Here's a good "how to" from this site.

http://www.kayakfishingsupplies.com/...dsh-squid/Page

[Iceman]

I was wondering, when dropper rig or is it drooper rig?

I believe the "drooper rig" was first discovered back in 2007

http://www.kayakfishingmafia.com/smf...hp?topic=497.0

[yaky yak]

Originally Posted by Iceman

I believe the "drooper rig" was first discovered back in 2007

http://www.kayakfishingmafia.com/smf...hp?topic=497.0

I was hoping ''drooper rig'' would catch on. Guess I'll give in and call it a dropper rig.
Thanks for the feed back, I do something a little different. I put a small swivel on the loop then tie a floro leader to it. Is that still a dropper rig, Or is it a drooper rig