How to Dropper Loop for White Seabass: Step-by-Step Guide [Part 2 of 3]

If you haven't watched part 1 of this series, please watch that one first as there is information shared there that is integral for everything we are showing in parts 2 & 3.
As always huge thanks to Anthony for opening up the shop and taking the time to share with us his experience and expertise.
Huge thank you to my friend Alan for taking time out of his busy schedule to help make this video happen. I am beyond grateful for your behind the scenes help and support. Thank you.
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00:00 - Introduction
00:27 - Line Recommendations
03:34 - Dropper Loop for White Seabass
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[@frankzambrano8722]

Bengie so much enjoy your nodding your head to a Anthony's saying !! Dude's you both are so helpful brothers , really appreciate your teachings!! Million Likes!!

[@davidjimenez7777]

Great video guys, we also really enjoyed your seminar at Bart Hall last week! 👍🏼

[@BenjieKimFishing]

Oh awesome David, glad you were able to make it to that! Thanks for the comment, I promise I have plenty of surf content coming your way as well haha!

[@hellomcfly2438]

Great info guys definitely taking notes ,,,, triple surgeon loop that's as easy as it gets 🐟

[@BenjieKimFishing]

Thank you! I always learn a ton from making these videos too haha. Now I just gotta put it to practice by getting out there!

[@chrisnakaishi]

Thank you Benjie & Anthony! We need to go out there again together soon...

[@chanceninh]

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[@BenjieKimFishing]

hahaha much love Chance! Grateful to have shared the sand with you, albeit under tough conditions. Hopefully we can do it again some time!

[@kyleeastman968]

Very helpful I'm on a. Overnight on the fury next Friday good tips for SCI..love ur videos bro🤙🤙

[@BenjieKimFishing]

Appreciate you Kyle, grateful to have had the chance to share the rail with ya. Hopefully we can do it again some time!

[@myungkwak0311]

Anthony Connoli is such a good guy.

[@JD.California_monkey_mackerel]

Thank you very much for this video it's very helpful happy fishing Friday 🎣👍

[@mosin9105]

Thanks

[@ham5765]

hwaiting!

[@Imjoshuabailey]

Some awesome tips from Anthony as always! Love it!

[@BenjieKimFishing]

Thanks Josh, Anthony's the man and he's certainly gifted with not just knowledge, but the ability to teach in a clear and effective way.

[@manamike13]

Nice tips guys.! 🤙🏽

[@BenjieKimFishing]

Always appreciate your support and positive vibes Mike!

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[@gerardperlas270]

Thank you 🙏 for this series … would you recommend a 3 way swivel?

[@BenjieKimFishing]

Always appreciate you Gerard, thank you so much! And absolutely 3 way swivel is a viable option.

[@gino55yo]

Hello Sir, I am a beginner in sea fishing. I would like to fish on beaches and rocks. Is the montage dropper loop or the twisted dropper loop effective for these fisheries? Thank you

[@THETERPZ]

This one is for benji.

[@ahndeux]

A better way of tying that dropper loop is tie a very long loop using a triple surgeon knot like he said, but cut the loop with about 2 foot leader on one side and the other side about 5 feet. The shorter side, you tie your hook and the longer side, you tie the loop for the weight. Its less knots and less things to break when you get a snag. Its also a stronger setup because you don't have any right angle bends or loops. Its similar to this video, except I leave about 2 feet on one side and about 5-6 foot on the other. All you have to do is make the loop about three to four foot long with only one knot. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHfQiKWmYruhmtE

[@BenjieKimFishing]

I checked out the video and it definitely looks super efficient. Thanks for sharing the wisdom. Tight lines!