Braided Line Users I have a question?

[fe1]

The palomar knot wont slip and let the top jig draw up tight to the main line? I do want a small lead coming off main line for the top jig.

Tie the jig on the bottom...go up 2 feet and tie the other jig on! Or reverse that order!

Double the line, go through the eyelet once or twice tie a single or double Palomar, and do the same on the other one!
Or tie LOOP knots so they slide around!

[TowboatTroller]

I use power pro and top jig I put 3 over hand knots and polomar on bottom no problems

[SIcrappie]

I use yellow original power pro 15 lb almost exclusively. Never has it broken under any circumstance. I use palomar and improved clinch knots. I have had to cut the line two times but normally will straighten out any crappie type hook.

[Bigskyfisherman]

I use the palomar knot and leave about a 2 ft tag end, then I tie on bottom of tag with my bottom second jig


or I use a dropper loop knot and a sinker at the end of the main line

fe1 (iron one), I use the palomar with the 2 ft. tag when I go into the brush, rather than fishing the top of the brush. It seems to be the best way of not breaking off at the top jig. You can also use a slightly lighter line for the tag (15# braid main line with a 12# tag line). If you hang the bottom jig, you will very seldom lose the top jig.

[Cray]

Rather than trying to explain in words, go to YouTube. Look for double crappie rigs. Todd Huckabe has one showing how to tie a 2 jig dropper rig just like what you want. And it should not break like you are experiencing now.

[trypman1]

Loop knots , straight into the braid will work, in most waters! The crappie tune into the color & flash.

[Ketchn]

the loop knots that go around the loop 3 times work VERY well on mono and braid both for tandems ...
they tie super quick and i am using them on single set ups on my braid and mono in many cases