Thread: sabiki rig
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04-17-2012, 10:49 AM #1
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sabiki rig
What size sabiki rig is best for catching the best bait for kings, and what is the best bait other than Ly's?
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04-17-2012, 11:12 AM #2
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Re: sabiki rig
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04-17-2012, 11:49 AM #3
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Re: sabiki rig
I use a size 6 sabiki. I normally cut them in half to make them easier to handle and to be economical.
My livebait preferences that are normally caught from GSSP pier are in order:
1. Spanish sardine aka herring.
2. Threadfin herring aka greenback.
3. Scaled sardine aka LY.
4. Whatever else I might catch.
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04-17-2012, 12:07 PM #4
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Re: sabiki rig
[size=12pt] Our buddy Lou swears that them Crazyfish are the only way to go. That or sit on a bench and beg for the fish others catch, which btw, works pretty well for him!
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04-17-2012, 04:31 PM #5
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Re: sabiki rig
[quote author=FinChaser link=topic=952.msg9060#msg9060 date=1334678870]
[size=12pt] That or sit on a bench and beg for the fish others catch, which btw, works pretty well for him!
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ROFLMAO!!
He is the only person I've ever seen leave the pier with an ice chest full of fish having never wet a line. :moon:
@ DRH -- never thought about cutting them in half - great idea!
Got my 560L yesterday. All spooled up and ready for a little surgeryScrew it. Let's ride.
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04-17-2012, 04:50 PM #6
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My little one acts just like Lou I ask her if she wanted to fish and her reply was "lets take a break"
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04-17-2012, 05:39 PM #7
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Re: sabiki rig
# 10 gold hooks work just as good, and better for some baits like cigs (normally on piers farther east)
Load a light rod with some 4 lb fluorocarbon slide on a few gold hooks and tie them as dropper loops, sinker on the bottom. yeah sabiki's are cheap... but gold hooks are even cheaperGive a googan a king, and he can eat for a day. But teach a googan how to kingfish, and he'll be dead of mercury poisoning inside of three years
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04-17-2012, 09:08 PM #8
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Thanks Guys, as always, I do appreciate all your help.
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04-25-2012, 08:41 AM #9
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Re: sabiki rig
[quote author=DRH link=topic=952.msg9058#msg9058 date=1334677773]
I use a size 6 sabiki. I normally cut them in half to make them easier to handle and to be economical.
My livebait preferences that are normally caught from GSSP pier are in order:
1. Spanish sardine aka herring.
2. Threadfin herring aka greenback.
3. Scaled sardine aka LY.
4. Whatever else I might catch.
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Yes. thats a good idea I haven't thought of, cutting it in half.. But, explain, LYs' Scaled? Do you mean Like in cleaning ?? Or are there 2 types of Lys, Scaled and (those with no scales) Unscaled?
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04-25-2012, 08:58 AM #10
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Re: sabiki rig
[quote author=TopPop link=topic=952.msg9539#msg9539 date=1335357678]
[quote author=DRH link=topic=952.msg9058#msg9058 date=1334677773]
I use a size 6 sabiki. I normally cut them in half to make them easier to handle and to be economical.
My livebait preferences that are normally caught from GSSP pier are in order:
1. Spanish sardine aka herring.
2. Threadfin herring aka greenback.
[size=10pt]3. Scaled sardine aka LY. (Scaled Sardine, Also Known As an LY)[/size]
4. Whatever else I might catch.
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Yes. thats a good idea I haven't thought of, cutting it in half.. But, explain, LYs' Scaled? Do you mean Like in cleaning ?? Or are there 2 types of Lys, Scaled and (those with no scales) Unscaled?
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[size=12pt]Scaled Sardine, Also Known As LY, same fish.[/size]
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