Hey nice report. no sure waht a double wammy is thought. Good Job.

thanks bazzdude - I discovered double whammys a couple of years ago when fishing for walleyes - they are made by the same folks that make wedding rings (Macks) and are sold in most of the same outlets (like the White Elephant and Sportsman's) - the difference is they have a built-in trailer hook - I like the ones that have at least an inch between the two hooks so you can thread a worm on length-wise so it is in-line with the leader (and not create a ball) - I leave only about 1/2 to 1 inch of worm past the trailer - I loose a lot fewer fish with this setup - give it a try - you can also experiment with combos - a piece of worm on the front hook (long enough to reach the second hook, but not attached to it) and power bait on the second (or whatever)

B Dude. Double Whammy's rock for big Rainbows up at Roosevelt and Rufus Woods triploids. Anothe rkiller bait along the same lines for Big Trout is a Mack's Smiley Blade spinner. (The State record Walleye was caught on this rig down on the lower Columbia.) Linty hit this tip perfectly about how to use a Double Whammy because they catch everything from smallmouth, to walleye, trout and big crappie on Potholes and Moses Lake. The blades and hooks tend to be bigger than wedding ring spinners, but Man, do they work! Silver, Brass, Chartruse and Firetiger being my most productive colors. TJM