Attaching Multiple Jigs

[Doc Crappie]

What is the best way to attach multiple jigs to one pole so that you can fish say two different depths off one line.

[Big Willie]

Use a small three way swivel I usually put one two ft or a little more below top one

[Doc Crappie]

Use a small three way swivel I usually put one two ft or a little more below top one

I have tried the three way snap but i keep running into the same problem with them, the jig gets wrapped and tangled in the main line, is there away to prevent that from happening.

[plantdr]

Try the loop knot. There may be some old threads on it. Even some links to pictures or video's.

[LBM]

Just tie your upper hook or jig on using either a loop knot
The Surgeon's Loop

or a palomar knot
The Palomar Knot

With either knot just leave yourself a long tag end to which you then tie on the bottom hook using either knot.

[TapOut64]

I have tried the three way snap but i keep running into the same problem with them, the jig gets wrapped and tangled in the main line, is there away to prevent that from happening.

I use to use 8lb test for the whole rig and had the same problem. Now I use 12lb test for the top jig. The stiffer line helps a lot, hardly ever wraps up now. Also, keep in mind that this rig is not meant to be fished stationary.

[snake River]

Lots of crappie fishermen use wire spreaders space 2 to 3 feet apart you can find a spreaders and many mail order catalogs I prefer to try a loop in my line 2 foot apart we never tight line are jigs we always use a loop to give them more action

[sea-sons]

In the dead of winter in real cold water, sometimes it's hard to feel them bite. That's when this rig works well for me. It's basicly a drop shot rig fished verticaly. And I use it mostly in deeper brush piles. Use a reel with 15lb braid. Tie on a small barrel swivel with a palamar knot. On about 4' of 10lb fluorocarbon, tie on 2 #4 extra light wire hooks about 18" -24" apart with palamar knots. That leaves you a foot or so of tag line from each hook. Tie one of those ends to your barrel swivel and tie an overhand knot at the other tag end. Then put a large split shot on at the overhand knot. All the knot does is keep the split shot from easily sliding off. On one of those hooks put on a minnow on the other hook thread on your favorite jig body. For me it's a 2" Bobby Garland baby shad. With this rig you don't have lose ends to tangle and you can really feel those soft bites.
Don't move it up and down much. A little twitch now and then is plenty. Go on down in the brush because when you get hung, the hooks almost all the time straighen out.

[shipahoy41]

I would use a Kentucky rig or a dropper rig.

[Doc Crappie]

Thanks for all the advise and with allot of paratice maybe i will be posting some slabs like you are all doing. Thanks again