On calm days when a little extra is required to draw attention to a lure, I like to add a few splashing squids to my lure leader as a teaser. I do this by crimping short, monofilament branch lines to the main lure-leader, with hookless squid lures or flashers dangling on each end. This creates a daisy-chain effect with the main lure (and the only hook) situated at the tail end of the rig.
Since the artificial squids are, in effect, teaser ‘lures’ and since the hook (in the real lure at the tail end of the rig) is well outside of the teaser lures’ skirts, would this break the rule regarding hook placement in lures? Is this rig IGFA-legal, or would it disqualify a world-record claim?