How to make an ADJUSTABLE Dry-Dropper System

Fishing with a dry-dropper can be a deadly technique under the right circumstances. It should definitely be in your tool bag whether you are euro nymphing or using more traditional fly fishing techniques.

One of the limitations is the nymph is at a fixed length. This can cause a problem when you encounter fish that are deeper or shallower.

He is a simple, quick way to make make an adjustable dry-dropper system. It allows you to slide your dry fly up and down your tippet to give you the perfect length.

Enjoy and tight lines!

Cory

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[brandonarchuletta]

I tried this set-up earlier this week. I was a little skeptical about catching fish on the perfection loop tag and how sensitive this set-up would be. Well... this will be my set-up moving forward. I had an epic day, catching 15"-19" browns and cutties on both flies. The ease of being able to adjust the tag to fish at different depths was a huge bonus. THANK YOU, CORY!!

[Dan-njdu]

I've been fly fishing for over 50 years. Still learning... Thanks for a great tip!

[williamblair]

Cory, I like this. NW Flyfishing uses this with triple surgeon knots tied off at interval. Either works but I like your way to slide it up to your point of choice and let the fish pull it down to the stopper. Thanks for the pointers

[Joe]

When Cory talks people listen! Thanks Cory!!

[mrblueskynm]

This is genius! I'll be utilizing this system from now on.Thanks for all the other tidbits of information about dropper length, etc.

[classiclobbyz]

This might just be the game changer I was looking for, I’m definitely going to give this a shot. Thank you!

[blueridgeflyguy]

Cory, you did it again! Your stuff is always on point and super helpful

[Jacob_Zartman]

New to fly fishing, been having some success but this is going to be a game changer! It's been getting annoying clipping and retying knots on my dry droppers while I'm wading especially when it's windy, this is going to help tremendously! Thanks for the tips Cory, tight lines!

[Tjk]

Thanks a lot for sharing your system with us Cory...been looking for a reliable solution for adjustable dry-dropper river fishing for wild fish, specifically with smaller flies and tippet diameters...appreciate the simplicity and flexibility your system offers...and I know I can trust its effectiveness with hook-ups etc based on your own experience...very helpful as always.

[rolandeggers]

Excellent! For your next instructional video, the lit cigar would be a nice touch. Lol.

[raymondtaft]

Valuable information for both the new, and the old angler! Fine video! Cheers.

[quantumXkyle]

So awesome. Love all your videos. They've helped me so much

[JT]

Awesome tip. I'm going to use it for my double nymph rigs as well. Will save me a ton of time on the water.

[kennethsanders]

I struggle at first but them I got a system going and now I've tied a dozen of them and I'll do like you and store them in my vest. Thanx for the tutorial .tight lines.

[jeffsmith.]

Another great tip from the master! Thanks Cory!

[Edgemoore]

That’s versatile—thanks for the video.

[neilmcdaniel]

Genius, going to try this ASAP . Thanks for the great content

[Stevetkachuk]

Thanks Cory! As always, your gold nuggets of information are always on point 👏🏼😎

[rodc]

Looks plenty simple. Will give it a go! Thanks much!

[rayyeager]

This is a fantastic video. Thanks so much for posting it. Incredibly useful. Can't wait to prep some of these set-ups and watch more of your videos.