How do you make this setup?

 So I've had some questions about my profile pic. I actually have the same question.
 How do you tie up that double hook bead rig.

The simple way (more labor/less expensive)
Buy fishing stainless wire (appropriate size) ,beads, and solid rings.
Then learn to make a haywire twist, either with pliers or with the tool.

Faster (more expensive)
Buy the wire and a spinnerbait/lure making jig.
Then you can bend up all kinds of lures/leaders/spreaders, etc.

You can also make the jig out of a block of wood and some nails, I did a bunch of wire forms for diamond jigs like that. 


Might be easier to use spectra to snell a double hook rig.  My guess though, iron gets hit head first alot, you'd lose fish due to poor hooksets from being so far back.

My guess though, iron gets hit head first alot, you'd lose fish due to poor hooksets from being so far back.

Agree w/ that. The assist hook up front works just as good as at the bottom of the jig and snags up much less.

I don't really understand that double hook rig anyway. There's already a hook back there. If you want more hooks a treble would work better.

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The simple way (more labor/less expensive)
Buy fishing stainless wire (appropriate size) ,beads, and solid rings.
Then learn to make a haywire twist, either with pliers or with the tool.

Faster (more expensive)
Buy the wire and a spinnerbait/lure making jig.
Then you can bend up all kinds of lures/leaders/spreaders, etc.

Professional response in 18 minutes 2 seconds.  That's badass!

with that hook set up it almost looks like a trolling set up. I'd go with a single or double hook set up in the nose of the lure. Circle hooks help a bit (less snaggy)

with that hook set up it almost looks like a trolling set up. I'd go with a single or double hook set up in the nose of the lure. Circle hooks help a bit (less snaggy)

That is what I use when the kelp gets long......

So I've had some questions about my profile pic.

So have I, and I cant explain it.