best way to make a Daisy chain

[Reel life]

Ok I got a little time on my hands so I brought a truckload of gear back from the beach
I am going to make some daisy chains and just looking for a little input
I was thinking instead of running the squids inline
I would run short 8-10 in tags off the main line useing a crimp on the main line with my tag coming out the top of the crimp and bending over making the whole chain look kind of staggered in the water instead of just a straight line


I would like to know your thoughts on this
and will post some pictures as soon as I can




thanks Capt Dan

[#1Gaffman]

this practice is allready used pretty often.

[Reel life]

this practice is allready used pretty often.

thanks I will have to look into them seem like all the ones I have ever seen sold in store were inline

[Squidnation]

we make them dropper style. you can check them out here. http://squidnation.com

This is what they look like in the water









And this is how we make them

oops can't find the video. I will ask jer where it is

[Reel life]

I just made one with the droppers as soon as I can get the little woman to help me put the pictures on the computer I will post them

[ice cream man]

Check this out.....good info.........ICM

http://www.eastcape.org/Articles/Dai...n/article.html

[calebw]

Quick question Squidnation. Why do you make your daisy chains dropper style vs inline. I make my inline, my experience with the dropper style are that they have got tangled up and not swam as well.

[Squidnation]

Quick question Squidnation. Why do you make your daisy chains dropper style vs inline. I make my inline, my experience with the dropper style are that they have got tangled up and not swam as well.

I make them both styles. We get lots of request for the dropper style teasers especially on large boats with longer outriggers. The dropping action seems to be preferred by many. I prefer straight chain when I use a hooked bait or fishing from a small boat with short or no outriggers.

We have since shortened our droppers a bit from that pink dropper picture.