A Dropper loop knot refers to a method of tying knots that involves attaching additional baits, jigs, and flies to one fishing line. The type of knot exists among the 12 pro-knot fishing knot types reliably in the making knot tying a bit manageable.

To tie a dropper loop knot, start by making a loop in the line and placing the end of the loop over the main line. Then, make 5-6 turns around the main line with the end of the loop, bringing it back through the loop. Next, tighten the turns by pulling on the end of the loop and the main line.

The easiest way to make a dropper loop knot is to form a loop in your line and twist the top two lines around at least five times. Then grab the bottom line formed in your initial loop and yank it through and tighten.

Form a loop in the line at the desired location. Pass line from one side of loop through and around that side of loop. Make 5+ wraps and keep new loop, which is formed, open. Push bottom of original loop up through new opening and hold with teeth. Wet knot with saliva and pull both ends in opposite directions.

Learn how to tie the Dropper Loop Knot following the 6 steps below. Step 1: Form the line into an “S” shape. Step 2: Take the top curve and tuck it under the bottom curve. Step 3: Holding the center where the two loops cross with your index finger, wrap the top of the loop down around this crossover point.