Sabiki input - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Mahigeer · 07-04-2013, 03:29 PM

The heavier the sinker the better. If you leave the rig after the first bite the more chances of getting more fish attacking the rig. Thus, more fish caught, yet the better possibility of a tangle.>>
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On the subject of Sabiki and Kayaks, I think this is the best to use on a boat or kayak.>>
http://www.ahiusa.com/ahi/Images/CatalogItems/item_RSB-800_full.jpg>>
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The hollow tube allows for the safe storage of the multi-hook rigs. I bought one for pier fishing long before I bought a kayak.>>
Pros-Safe and easy storage of multi-hook (Sabiki) rigs.>>
Speedy use of the rig.>>
Provides re-using of the same rig over and over.>>
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Cons- The length of the rig is limited to the length of the tube.>>
The size of the hooks is limited to the size of the tube opening.>>
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The bait fishing does not require finesse setting of the hook. Even a broom handle will do the job.>>
Though any type of reel can be used, it is best to use a low profile type conventional reel.>>
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I have not connection to these product sales, etc. Just a satisfied user.>>

NathanJ777 · 07-05-2013, 05:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Mahigeer

On the subject of Sabiki and Kayaks, I think this is the best to use on a boat or kayak.>>
http://www.ahiusa.com/ahi/Images/CatalogItems/item_RSB-800_full.jpg>>
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I also have one of these. Really happy with it, quick and easy.
Or you can use whatever you chuck iron with and use the iron as a weight, maybe even catch more than bait.

taggermike · 07-06-2013, 09:38 AM

I dont have enough rod holders on my yak to keep one reserved for a sibiki rod somy bait rod doubles as the sibiki rod. Figuring I wont be fishing bait until I catch bait. Cutting the sibiki ib half is a good idea. Dealing with a few big macks while the other 4 hooks flail around is a drag. Mike

07-04-2013, 03:29 PM	#1
Mahigeer Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 1,910	The heavier the sinker the better. If you leave the rig after the first bite the more chances of getting more fish attacking the rig. Thus, more fish caught, yet the better possibility of a tangle.>> >> On the subject of Sabiki and Kayaks, I think this is the best to use on a boat or kayak.>> http://www.ahiusa.com/ahi/Images/CatalogItems/item_RSB-800_full.jpg>> >> The hollow tube allows for the safe storage of the multi-hook rigs. I bought one for pier fishing long before I bought a kayak.>> Pros-Safe and easy storage of multi-hook (Sabiki) rigs.>> Speedy use of the rig.>> Provides re-using of the same rig over and over.>> >> Cons- The length of the rig is limited to the length of the tube.>> The size of the hooks is limited to the size of the tube opening.>> >> The bait fishing does not require finesse setting of the hook. Even a broom handle will do the job.>> Though any type of reel can be used, it is best to use a low profile type conventional reel.>> >> >> I have not connection to these product sales, etc. Just a satisfied user.>>

07-06-2013, 09:38 AM	#3
taggermike Senior Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Chula Vista Posts: 1,589	I dont have enough rod holders on my yak to keep one reserved for a sibiki rod somy bait rod doubles as the sibiki rod. Figuring I wont be fishing bait until I catch bait. Cutting the sibiki ib half is a good idea. Dealing with a few big macks while the other 4 hooks flail around is a drag. Mike