JW, I keep the 2 droppers fairly short, around 4-5" max using a stand off loop. To prevent from tangling, prior to snipping the loop, I tie a single overhand knot in the loop (cheers Mick B for that tip....

) about 1.5-2" away from the main body, then snip. This has the effect of creating a mini boom and helps evade tangles. I use that rig in conjuction with tiny silver blades and small red and yellow beads. From my species count last year of 42, I can count over 30 species which succumbed to this rig, both on the drift and at anchor. Its a fantastic, easily tied rig that murders all manner of fish fishing mixed and clean ground. It will be in more detail in IA as part of a beginners guide to charter fishing in a couple of months. PM me an address and Ill pop one in the post to you. Dont be fooled by the hook size, it has no bother pulling in all manner of stuff from decent ling and wrasse to little dabs and dragonets, lethal for gurnards and the like too.