Teakle's Tackle Talks- Long CASTING 2 Hook Rig, Full Tutorial

Jansen explains how to make a super long-casting two hook clipped down casting rig

[@brianmiles5191]

A simple but effective rig. Follow the sequence to produce a good rig. Thank you, Jansen

[@buzzbladz7142]

Going to give this a try, thank you for the instruction, from Australia 👍

[@kf8575]

I use this one myself when giving 2 seperate baits a go, such as lug on one hook, lug on the other. Also works a treat when fishing for whiting in the winter (they make lovely fishcakes i think). Also have always wondered how much truth there is in it though, when have heard it said that 2 small baits put more of a scent trail out into the tide than one bigger bait?

[@CallumUrwin-pf2ni]

Can you list the links for the components please? 🙏

[@SnowHunter44]

no links given for the equipment - can you add them please?

[@kennys1425]

I noticed that you don't put a bead between the tension spring and the bottom crimp of the top snood, any reason for this?

[@VealsMailOrder2898]

It’s just not needed. The crimp prevents the spring from moving🙂

[@kennys1425]

​@@VealsMailOrder2898I have had issues with the spring being pulled down over the crimp and by adding a bead the issue went away, but thanks for the quick reply.

[@VealsMailOrder2898]

@@kennys1425 That’s unusual!

[@balmer97]

Can this be made without the SRT spring?

[@williamsmith2465]

I’ve been using stop knots, but I’m thinking of going over to crimps? Are crimps better? What variety are the ones you use? Cheers Will

[@williamsmith2465]

I do like stop knots.

[@VealsMailOrder2898]

I personally prefer crimps as they are faster and if crimped correctly with the right tool will not damage the rig body. But each to their own…. Jansen.

[@williamsmith2465]

@@VealsMailOrder2898 I’ve purchased some crimps from your shop, to give them a go

[@stefbig9489]

Hi would you mind spelling the name of knot you are using ? I searched with "grinner" knot and it shows it is the uni knot. your knot looks different to me .... thx

[@VealsMailOrder2898]

The Grinner knot and Uni knot are the same thing