Two-Hook Feeder – Safer & More Effective Fishing

Why Two Hooks?

Using two hooks on a feeder rig isn't just about catching more fish – it's about testing and efficiency:

• Try two different baits under identical conditions to see what the fish prefer.

• If one bait fails, the second hook gives you a backup chance.

• Great for competitive fishing or simply learning what works best on the day.

The Problem with Other Rigs

Most dual-hook solutions have serious flaws:

• Tangling – Hooks and lines twist into an unusable mess during casting.

• Stiff tubing – Rubber separators are rigid and spook wary fish.

• Safety risk – If the rig breaks, a fish can swim away trailing a hook, line, and feeder – often fatal.

How This Rig Solves the Issues

Tangling -Tube separators keep lines apart during casting

Stiffness - Lightweight, flexible design is less detectable

Breakage -Weakest point is the hooklength (8cm), not the main rig – if it snaps, the fish escapes cleanly

⚠ Important Note

This rig is not perfect. In rare cases, a hooklength can still wrap around the separator during casting. If the main line breaks, the rig may not fully separate. I welcome your feedback and improvements – let's make it better together.

✅ Always check local regulations – some waters restrict two-hook rigs.

🖨 Print Settings

• Material: PETG or ASA (not PLA – needs flexibility)

• Walls: 2 perimeters (no infill needed)

• Supports/Brim: Not required

• Print-in-place: Ready to use after printing

📢 Ready to Test?

👉 DOWNLOAD and try two baits at once

👉 SHARE YOUR RESULTS – tag your catches and feedback

👉 REQUEST CUSTOM SIZES – message me for modifications or new ideas