Tie Dropper Loop Knot Rigs with a Jig Board for Sea Bass, Fluke, Stripers and More

[@alvinjohnson2004]

That was the best training tool I’ve seen on the web, thank you so much. I’ve been sitting in my man cave (garage) trying to perfect making my own rigs and for the life of me my fingers wouldn’t cooperate. This tool makes it so simple for beginner dummies. Thank you guys. AJ…

[@fromthetidetoyourtable4806]

I cant take credit for it. There are other KZbin videos out there that helped me with this. I think it just makes it easier and more fun to tie your rigs especially when getting ready for the season during our NE winters.

[@stevenpendergast2932]

What a great idea! These rigs are deadly for flounder, weaks etc. Thanks for the video, done very well

[@fromthetidetoyourtable4806]

Thanks for watching!

[@56chrsbri]

If you google it. Is where I first found it a few years ago. A few others also have it here on KZbin. For a Sea bass rig you can increase the distance between the loops as they will rise from the bottom. Fluke I wouldn't make it higher than about so many inches to be in strike zone. I have seen smaller High/Low's total leader length under like maybe 25 inches.

[@fromthetidetoyourtable4806]

We had good success this year with these rigs on fluke and seabass. Yes I saw others do this on You Tube and wanted to add some more info to those videos and do more rigs for info.

[@alaefarmestatesllc]

Genius

[@fromthetidetoyourtable4806]

Thanks! I wont take credit for building this. there are plenty of other videos out there suggesting the same method. I do find this easier and faster to build our dropper rigs, especially in the winter. Always a good idea on knowing how to tie a dropper manually if you need one when you are on a jetty or on the boat. We like to tie a bunch and leave a bunch without any rigs so they can be rigged for the day or season. Thanks for watching!

[@56chrsbri]

Its called a "Peg Board"

[@fromthetidetoyourtable4806]

Thanks