The Lead Masters Big Game Two Hook Trolling Rig is a pre-made two-hook harness built for rigging large Marlin and Tuna feathers. Made with 480 lb stainless steel cable, this rig is constructed to handle the largest game fish without failure at the connection. Skip the time and frustration of building your own two-hook rigs — the Lead Masters harness is ready to rig your feather in minutes. Available in 8/0 and 9/0 hook sizes.

Key Features

• 480 lb Stainless Steel Cable — Big Game Rated — The rig is built on 480 lb stainless steel cable — rated for the sustained pressure, shock loads, and abrasion that Marlin, Bluefin Tuna, and other large pelagics generate during the fight; stainless steel cable resists kinking, corrosion, and the bill strikes from Marlin that would cut through monofilament or fluorocarbon leaders.
• Two-Hook Configuration — Better Hookup Ratio — The two-hook setup improves hookup ratio on large feathers and trolling lures; the trailing hook catches short-strikers — fish that strike at the tail of the feather and miss the lead hook; the two-hook harness is the standard configuration for serious big game trolling where a missed hookup on a Marlin or large Tuna is a costly loss.
• Pre-Made Harness — Ready in Minutes — The rig comes pre-assembled and ready to attach to your feather; no crimping, no cable cutting, no measuring — simply thread the rig through your feather and connect to your leader; eliminates the time and skill required to build a proper two-hook cable rig from scratch.
• 8/0 & 9/0 Hook Sizes — The 8/0 is suited for mid-size feathers and Tuna-focused trolling presentations; the 9/0 is sized for larger feathers and Marlin-targeted presentations where a larger hook gap is needed for a solid hookset on big fish.

Size Selection Guide

Best For

• Marlin — Large Feather Rigs — The primary application; rig a large trolling feather on the 9/0 two-hook harness and deploy in a standard offshore trolling spread at 6–9 knots; the 480 lb stainless cable handles the bill strikes and sustained pressure of a large Marlin without failure.
• Bluefin & Yellowfin Tuna — Feather Trolling — The 8/0 rig for Tuna feather trolling; the two-hook configuration improves hookup ratio on Tuna that strike short at the tail of the feather; troll at 5–8 knots in a standard spread with the feather on the short corner or long rigger.