This section is for ready-made assist systems that complement large silicone lures when spinning. The main benefit is clear: position the extra threes on the body instead of tying individual elements around the water. Here the choice is not between many unrelated hooks, but between a properly sized mount, lure and fastening method.

2 triple hooks utility system DAIWA PROREX SCREW-IN ASSIST HOOK is designed for working with large silicones and Prorex Screw-In. The option in the section is 2/0 and corresponds to lures from 23 to 30 cm. Steel wire has a 25 kg test, so the parameters of the remaining tackle should not be chosen by eye.

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Before rig, compare the length of the silicone with the specified range. Too short a body will not give a suitable place for the two triples, and at the longer the placement may not follow the design of the system. The 2/0 size is not a common recommendation for any lure; it makes sense precisely within the 23–30 cm.

Attach the Screw-In element to the axis of the front, then position the auxiliary hooks so that the silicone stays straight and does not twist yet at the trial pull. Each three must stand steady without the wire collecting the bait body. Take a short test to shore before you start power castings.

Compatibility does not end with length. Check that the fishing rod and line bear the total load of the large silicone and system, and the drag is set to the weakest element. The wire test does not mean that the nodes, the main fishing line and every connection have the same limit. It is the discrepancy between them that leads to unnecessary refusals.

After a tease, a punch or fish removed, inspect the triples, the wire and the binding sites. A bent hook, a broken wire or a loose connection causes the system to be replaced rather than repaired in a hurry. In transport, cover the tips and keep the finished rig separate from the soft lures so as not to puncture them and not to injure the hands when searching the box.

For the spin tackle, I'd look first. Spinning hooks, if I compare the finished tying to the choice of a separate hook. Bound hooks changes perspective to the same preparation in other techniques, while Spinning Fishing returns the conversation to the overall spinning arrangement.