Replacement arrived!By the way, I did forget to mention that the original lure did have a decent strike however as most anglers will attest you can get a hit kzfaq.infoUgkxCbNOWAGmn6nfbCbJDmasvBq7J38KZNw2 and fish will hang on and release lure. I used the replacement lure yesterday and ran thru a Shimano Waxwing, Kastmaster, Bobber (set to sink). I found the does run deep (I casting on the flats 3.5'). Make sure you adjust your rate of retrieve and rod tip angle (up) to prevent getting snagged on bottom. Used it a couple of times and action was very lifelike (looked like local bait fish for trevally), craftsmanship very good....however eyeball fell out. I asked for replacement and it is on it's way! It was very easy to change out treble to single inline hook.

love sabiki fishing never gets old. I recently used baitless sabiki flies and managed to catch mackerel and pilchards which was pretty awesome

Great video, thanks! Good tips, good demonstration, lots of good tidbits of information. Super job. Thanks again.

Learn d to fish like that in Okinawa, Japan when I was stationed there in the 90's. It works well here in the states.

thanks mate this is a nice couple of tips

You dont need to have all 9 hooks on, all you do is divide it in half and it becomes more manageable to unhook your fish! Plus you get 2 sets instead of one and easier to put aside once your done fishing!

thanks alot ! great video ..

A simple dehooker works great for quickly releasing bait into the live well and helps the bait live longer

Would adding a crome lure say a maniac 9 without hooks help the catch rate? Btw if your struggling with tangles cut the rig in half and tie on extra swivels I can scrunch my rigs up and they untangle easy or another way i found is big w sell rig holders wrap the rig around that

I've caught Spanish mackerel in October with them they just tend to break them because the mackerel hit them so hard and fast but I've caught 5 full size mackerel at a time it's great fun

I'm going to give these a go, does anyone know what size he's using. You can get a few different ones. Thanks

What size do you recommend for sardines

It called Çapari in Turkey, pretty main rig over there to catch horse mackerels, blue fish, tuna, sardine etc...

Would making a Sabiki rig with braided line make it less apt to tangle? That mono looks like it has a lot of memory.

Spool the sabiki rig around a section of pool noodle and you can use the rig multiple times hassle-free! 😊

Great info 😎😎😎

ive caught full size snapper with a small chunk of shrimp or squid on the tip of a sabiki these things are the best . just buy 5 or 10 before every trip cuz they run out quickly

Could I use this for freshwater?

What rod and reel is that

where do u get a sabiki rod?

After you've got your bait pull the rig back into the rod, pull the rod apart and clip a small float to theline end of the rig. This leaves you with a handle and an entire rig safe inside the sabiki rod. Don't let the rig rust out, just pour some fresh water through the rod and wash the salt off, put it in the sun for a bit and you'll be ready to go next time. Unclip the float, clip the line end to that, join the rod and fish.

@ 4:40 what did the guy in blue pump into the water ?

How deep do you drop it?

Many piers in Alabama will not allow you to use a net so you have to use a Sabiki rig.

I like my cast net.

It's not efficiency, it's the fun.

Hello Fishing World. I was looking at the Sabiki rods, and lines on Amazon for the first time last night, and I must say I had never heard of them before then. This morning; lo and behold your programme came up on the Tube. I'd like to know a bit more about these Sabiki rods please.. The one you held was identical to the one advertised on Amazon. The concept is somewhat foreign to me, but I am interested to know if I can catch GARFISH with such a rod. Thank you.

a smaller, cheaper rig is a simple wooden line winder in the shape of a H to hold onto the line and hooks, you unwind the hooks and line until you hit bottom, then start hauling back, you'll have fish biting the fleeing baits(can be small flies, whatever), haul everything aboard and lay it out on the floor, unhook fish and throw the weight over, the hooks will follow the weight out, when done, wind it all back up on the way up and hook the last hook into the line.

Does anyone have any ideas on how to store them when finished fishing? They get tangled easily and I feel like I spend more time untangling them then actually fishing with them and I don't like buying new ones because there $5 apiece at the beach, so I ordered some online for way cheaper, but I would like for them to last. Thanks for you feedback.

have you ever caught a full string (9) of baits? Just curious as to whether it is better to wait until the rig is full or unload and try again? Also what depth are you letting it down too? And also there are alot of no wake zone where i live and i was curious if you can troll with them? Nice Video Thanks

@cubanboy740 Just went to the store and got some, however, what size do you recommend, they had sizes from 6 to 14, thanks

can you use them onshore like by a peir or does it have to be on a boat?

Can I use this from a pier

Use a de hooker bait lasts long and keeps the slime coat on the fish I commercial bait fish in Florida for a living trust me it makes a big difference in the performance of your baits

hard to catch bait right on the bottom too. ive always had trouble catching pinfish in cast net so sabiki rig does the trick

Where do u buy those bad boys?

looks like Jimmy Houstons son @4:16 lmao

ive caught big bream and trevs

last time I went fishing with sabikis I caught some kahawai.

gotta get me self one

easily made with size 10 baitholders and thread.

Does this work onshore ???

I hooked a 7 foot barracuda with a sabiki rig lol

are sabiki fish called yellowtail.

I use a throw net🤔😉

it is cheap and good

Dont kno what he saying but he has english accent so he must be a professional

There is no way those 8 hooks fit inside that sabiki rod as the sabiki rig was longer. Think a little bit of off camera editing was done here.

In the situation you were in with so much bait at the boat, why not toss a Hawaiian throw net over the side and load the baitwell in one minute? Sure beats manhandling those delicate baits unhooking them and ending up with some dead bait in the mix. Not to mention the lost fishing time.

Sabiki rigs aren't a problem like he says with tangles...I use mine around 10 fishing trips per sabi once u get the techniques to untangle it's a simp

the sabiki rigs NEED to be dried out, before putting them away. or they will rust out in a matter of hours or days

what kind of fish

you can have a lot more fun if you're efficient. But I agree if fun isn't involved there's no point, but why not spend more time fishing?

if there that close to the boat you could just net them...

sometimes fish are extremely net shy!

I didn't say i caught it lol snapped my line in like 5 seconds

what!

Japanese invented this huh? Try searching for mackerel feathers, been doing it for years in the UK

Chum....throw the net matie!!

that live well is NOT working. there are dead fishes in it. it is TOO cramped. NOT enough space for them to swim around.

My son-in-law cuts them in half.

if Asians made it, it's efficient

all of his bait r dead

It looks bad

No you didn't.

Full of dead baits 😂😂

A fantastic waste of money more like it. A $5 handline with 2 - 3 hooks does the same job and two people can do it at once.