Our Best Offers
Free Economy Shipping on Orders over $100 with NO CODE NECESSARY! (Some Exclusions Apply)
Current Active Promotions
| Model TD Code | Description | Finish | Hook Size | Package Quantity | Price |
| 51-26-08 QUI-0053 | Double Trouble ''180'' Degree | Black Nickel | 8/0 | 1 | $11.99 USD | ||||||
Double Trouble Hooks are a true ''stiff rig hook set''; each hook acts as a rudder for the other, holding in place while under attack by your fish. Double Trouble Hooks have no extra crimps or bulky wraps; they will increase your hook-up ratio - guaranteed.
Double Trouble Hooks give you the added safety that happens as soon as you have hold of the first hook, you have them both. A lot of fisherman have suffered the point of the second hook swinging around and catching them.
Double Trouble Hooks give you the added safety that happens as soon as you have hold of the first hook, you have them both. A lot of fisherman have suffered the point of the second hook swinging around and catching them.
Double Trouble Hooks are hand made in Japan and each hook is sharpened three times before finishing. Quick Rig suggests filing the point slightly to remove the plating to expose the sharpest edge. When rigging to cable leaders, Quick Rig suggests a piece of tubing, or chaffing material to separate the two different metals. A quick and effective way to rig trolling lures. It’s a simple operation: you crimp your leader through the hook eye and you’re ready to fish. Positive hook sets.
4 Stars based on 3 reviews
By Max
San Jose,, CA
Good quality
January 17, 2019
Used it for trolling fishing. It works well.
By John
Magnolia, Texas
Versatile hooks
May 16, 2017
Hooks are heavy duty and well made. Very sharp. I don't think they would need any extra sharpening. There are numerous uses for these. I used the 180 degree to make a rig with a large soft bait.
By Henry
NY and NJ
Better Hookups with Reversed Hooks
November 8, 2015
I like this better than the double trouble with both hooks facing the same direction
Pros
- better hookups with extra hook
- this is better than the double trouble with both hooks facing the same way
Cons
- rigid design makes it harder to set into bait
#HookedOnTD
Show off your fishing gear investment. Please post images and videos of your fishing gear, apparel, catches and lifestyle shots on and off the water. Let's see what you've got for a chance to win FREE gear! You can use #HookedOnTD or UPLOAD YOUR IMAGE HERE to make it onto our product pages or gallery. See something you like? You can shop directly from the images we post when gear we sell is featured!
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm. -