Set of 2 Double-Swivel Rig for Bottom Fishing for Sculpin (Compatible with Squid Guts) This rig is primarily designed for targeting sculpin. It has a total of 3 hooks: 1 top hook and 2 on the double-swivel. The double-swivel rig (compatible with squid guts) has a 2-hook set with snelled hooks, making it suitable for attaching squid guts. Generally, it is recommended to bait the top hook with a meat bait (such as saury) and the swivel hooks with squid guts. While this rig targets sculpin, the top hook floats higher above the seabed, so you may also be able to target flatfish depending on the situation. It also has a chum net, which is expected to attract sculpin. For the chum, you can mix powdered chum with frozen krill, or add several pieces of squid guts and lightly damage them to release their contents. Sculpin fishing involves fishing near the bottom, so there is a risk of snagging. Snags can be broadly categorized into two patterns: where the weight gets caught on rocks, and where the hooks get caught on seaweed, etc. While the latter pattern is difficult to deal with, there are several ways to avoid the former. The "sacrificial line" method involves tying a thinner line than the main line to the weight, and if it gets snagged, pulling it forcefully will break the sacrificial line, allowing you to retrieve the fish. Although you will lose the weight, this method is often used. This rig does not use the sacrificial line method. Because the double-swivel arms are spread out, it can prevent the weight from falling into gaps between rocks. Therefore, it can reduce the risk of losing the rig due to snags. - Type: Double-Swivel Rig - Target Fish: Sculpin (and rockfish in general) - Main Line: Nylon 16 - Leader: Nylon 7 - Hook: Maruseigo 16 - Size: Total length 80cm - Set Quantity: Set of 2 Please note that there may be slight size variations due to being handmade. Thank you for your understanding. #Sculpin #Fat Greenling #Hexagrammos otakii #Flatfish #Rockfish #BottomFish #SurfFishing #ChumNet #SurfFishing #HandmadeRig