First pass the end of your trace
wire through a crimp, through the eye of your lower hook and then back through
the crimp. Snug the crimp down towards the eye of the hook, but not too tightly.
The hook should be free to swing in the loop of the wire. Next take your crimping
pliers and squeeze the crimp in two places. This will ensure a secure connection.
Trim the tag end of wire with your cutters. For a really neat job the tag end
can be pulled just inside the crimp before crimping, but this takes practice to
avoid pulling it in too far.
Now cut the wire to length - a few inches longer than
the length you want the trace to end up. Pass the free end through the eye of
your second hook, position the hook roughly where you want it and wrap the wire
around its shank three or four times. Sliding a short length of tight fitting
silicone tubing over the wrapped shank of the treble makes the trace much neater,
and helps stop the treble sliding inadvertently.
Finally
attach the swivel to the free end of the wire in the same way as you did the first
hook and the job is done.