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Dropper Loop
This is a handy knot which is used to form a loop which stands out from the
line above a sinker. This is not a strong knot but it is very serviceable
for small salt water species such as croakers, piggy perch, whiting and sand
trout.

- Pull one side of the loop down and begin taking
turns with it around the standing line. Keep point
where turns are made open so turns gather equally
on each side.

- After eight turns, reach through center
opening and pull remaining loop through. Keep
finger in this loop so it will not spring back.

- Hold loop with teeth and pull both ends of line,
making turns gather on either side of loop.

- Set knot by pulling lines as tightly as possible.
Tightening coils will make loop stand out perpendicular
to line.

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