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Frequently asked questions
A double hook has two hook points. Some also feature a small spike or retaining barb on the shank.
Double hooks are mainly used as additional hooks and are often positioned in the back area of the lure.
Sharp, needle-point tips are essential, and the material should be strong and well-finished. You should also pay attention to choosing the right size to match your lures.
All kinds of soft plastics where an additional hook is an advantage. Most rubber frogs, for example, are already fitted with double hooks.
The key advantage of a double hook is that it lies flat against the lure, with the hook points angled out at the optimum position.