16-07-2009, 02:18 AM
[quote name='astur' post='15991' date='Jul 15 2009, 12:05 AM']thank you for your answer fire!
so have u ever tried to catch the squid with live fish before? does it work in these conditions when the squids ignore our jigs?
What is sabiki??
I am in Asturias (Spain), this is the spot where i go fishing squids <img src='http://www.squidfish.net/forums/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':th' />
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Hi, welcome. Sabiki, also known as Apollo, has 6 rigs branching out of the main line. They are sold in packets, and available in all fishing tackles shops. Sabiki varies in their hook sizes, usually from size 4(smallest) to size 14(largest). Artificial baits are attached onto the hooks of the sabiki, so that no bait is required for fishing. However, it is more effective if you placed sliced baits, like prawns or squids, on the hooks of the sabiki.
I would recommend you to buy a size 6 sabiki to fish for baitfish, as it is my favourite size. Not too big for small bait fish, not too small for big bait fish. Try to buy those sabiki with hage fish skin or green feathers attached to the hooks as they worked well for me. I would recommend brands like Anglers' Pal or Pioneer.
An example of sabiki:
[url="http://www.handlinefishing.com/howtofish/miscguides/images/tambanjig/sabiki.jpg"]http://www.handlinefishing.com/howtofish/m...njig/sabiki.jpg[/url]
Tell me how everything works ! Dont forget and good luck !!!
so have u ever tried to catch the squid with live fish before? does it work in these conditions when the squids ignore our jigs?
What is sabiki??
I am in Asturias (Spain), this is the spot where i go fishing squids <img src='http://www.squidfish.net/forums/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':th' />
[/quote]Hi, welcome. Sabiki, also known as Apollo, has 6 rigs branching out of the main line. They are sold in packets, and available in all fishing tackles shops. Sabiki varies in their hook sizes, usually from size 4(smallest) to size 14(largest). Artificial baits are attached onto the hooks of the sabiki, so that no bait is required for fishing. However, it is more effective if you placed sliced baits, like prawns or squids, on the hooks of the sabiki.
I would recommend you to buy a size 6 sabiki to fish for baitfish, as it is my favourite size. Not too big for small bait fish, not too small for big bait fish. Try to buy those sabiki with hage fish skin or green feathers attached to the hooks as they worked well for me. I would recommend brands like Anglers' Pal or Pioneer.
An example of sabiki:
[url="http://www.handlinefishing.com/howtofish/miscguides/images/tambanjig/sabiki.jpg"]http://www.handlinefishing.com/howtofish/m...njig/sabiki.jpg[/url]
Tell me how everything works ! Dont forget and good luck !!!