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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Double Hook Max Wiggle Ring different?

This wedding-ring lure adds a trailing second hook for better hookups on short-striking kokanee. Kokanee often nip the tail of a lure during slow trolling, and the extra hook catches fish a single hook would miss. It keeps the Trigger Disc wobble that makes the Wiggle Ring produce.

Why does the double hook help with kokanee?

Kokanee have soft mouths and frequently nip at a lure's tail rather than eating it whole. The trailing second hook sits back where those short strikes land, turning nips into hookups. On slow-troll days when fish are picky, that extra hook noticeably improves your catch ratio.

How do I fish the Double Hook Wiggle Ring?

Slow troll it behind a kokanee dodger, the standard presentation for this lure. The dodger drives the Trigger Disc into its wobbling, pulsating action while the twin hooks ride behind to grab short-strikers. Keep trolling speeds slow and run a short leader from the dodger to the ring.

What colors does the Double Hook Wiggle Ring come in?

It comes in twenty-two color patterns, including Classic Red, Chartreuse variants, and Blue GLO. Glow and chartreuse patterns stand out in low light or stained water, while Classic Red shines in clearer conditions. Keep several on hand to match changing light and the mood of the fish.

Is the Double Hook Wiggle Ring good for trout?

Yes. The same slow-trolled wobble that draws kokanee also pulls in rainbow trout at similar depths. The trailing hook helps on light-biting trout that peck the tail, just as it does with kokanee. Fish it behind a dodger at slow speed for both species.

What should I run the Double Hook Wiggle Ring behind?

Pair it with the Trolling Dodger 6 inch for strong flash and a wide kick that drives the ring's wobble. Clip the Wiggle Ring on a short leader behind the dodger and troll slow. The bigger dodger adds attraction to pull kokanee and trout to your twin-hook offering.