Nice technique. Not many TH-cam vids have the proper technique for sabiki. They vids I've seen usually use a cast and slow retrieve method. Many don't realize that more action you give the sabiki, the more appealing it is to the fish. Works great for mackerel and many others that feed in schools too.
Thanks Farm Grace. it also needs to be the correct tide as well as location to have good action. Correct type of sabiki and technique means better results too. actually, with the correct style, sabiki is very effective for the full water column.. not just for bait fishing gathering..
Ramos.. I used to catch baits with them... but i realised subsequently that they can get bigger stuffs than just bait fish.. this are japanese made Hayabusa sabikis.. they best i have used so far in the market..
Lightningfoxer th-cam.com/video/P2dBWx8iKZ0/w-d-xo.html check out my this new vid . it will explain a little more and i hope it will be helpful for you
thanks Dave... currently have my own little boat now.. i have some vids on my channel targeting the same species but bigger in size on micro jigs. Enjoy mate
Hello from Spain, Very nice video. Is sabiki rig suitable for harbour fishing? What types of fish can you catch in sabiki's rig? Do you put anything on the hooks or just bare hooks? Thank you very much.
Hello Jose , I am from Singapore. This location is under a bridge in fast flowing sea currents. I used a Japanese brand Sabiki *Hayabusa* which i feel is the best sabiki in the market. i think they used fish skin on their hooks. I used it straight out from the packaging as it is. i catch a whole assortment of fish with it but mostly pelagics.. occasionally letting it run near the bottom to target bottom fishes.. I also home made some sabiki jigs by tying 3-4 dropper knots( using 16lb fluorocarbon) and i used SHOUT assist Mame Jaco jigs (size: LL) as the sabiki hooks to target a slightly bigger specimens of trevallies which does proves to be quite effective. www.shout-net.com/english/product/img/ASSIST_HOOK/302MJ.jpg
drag was fairly set up... the surroundings doesnt offer a lot of room as the vid did not show the overall condition of the fishing location. i am basically under the bridge and there is a gangway to my left where pipes run along..
Fishing Sailing Oooh alright, I understand the rapid retrieve now baha , fair enough. Great catches by the way, I have a couple of sabiki rigs in my tackle box but don't really know where to use them. Was think of going off the wharf in a place called kiama, just in the harbour. Just to see if I can get a few bait fish.
its always good to go to places where bait fishes will hang out... look out for changes in tide so that you can have a good understanding where is the current ripping in/out of the jetty. places of more current actions is where u need to be position..once u have found a good current flow spot.. then find a time where the current is stable n not moving.. use a small sinker ONLY and nothing else.. sound out the bottom with the small sinker to understand the terrain as well as the depth.. that will give u a very feel of the bottom and how to play it and where some of the coral/rocks/structure could be and the depth as well..this will increase your chances if you decide to sabiki which ever column of the water for the intended targetting area.
queenies are suckers for lures that are shiny n fast moving.. esp the small schooling sizes.. so hook sizes doesnt really matter as they usually leaps n speed around near the water surface,, but point to note.. try not to use stock hooks that comes with the lures.. always try to upgrade to some other better hooks of higher quality
if you are targeting Pelagics.. dont let your sinker go all the way down... pelagics usually hang around the upper water column and so let your sinker go down for 3-4seconds and start by jigging once you have close your bail arm.. let the sabikis flutter up n down.. reel in once the angle of line is off or away from the strike zone. good luck
hey mate... sorry for the late reply.. well.. 2 things to take note.. current n terrain. slow current means easier to control and fight a fish.. with fast current.. its slightly more difficult to gauge how fast and deep your sinker has went especially if you are casting from the shore.say if you are casting from a high ground like say a jetty.. try not cast out too far and let it sink all the way before retrieving back.. always try n control the sinker . Keep practicing and bouncing the sinker over the rocks with smaller sinkers.. smaller means easier to control n less expensive.. once u get a good feel of the terrain near you... then slowly upgrade the size of the sinker to allow u to cast further to deeper waters.
Also... look out for changes in tide so that you can have a good understanding where is the current ripping in/out of the jetty. places of more current actions is where u need to be position..once u have found a good current flow spot.. then find a time where the current is not stable n not moving.. use a small sinker ONLY and nothing else.. sound out the bottom with the small sinker to understand the terrain as well as the depth.. that will give u a very feel of the bottom and how to play it and where some of the coral/rocks/structure could be and the depth as well..this will increase your chances if you decide to sabiki which ever column of the water for the intended targetting area.
Hi , I was using a Evergreen Hardshooter rod and a SHimano Vanquish C3000 reel with Varivas 1.5PE . I pretied my own sabiki rig but I use SHOUT Mame Jaco assist hooks as the sabiki hooks
@@FishingSGsWild Great. I finished tying 30 sets during my spare time. Used 10-20 sets due to snagging or friends on the boat borrowed from me ! The luminous tinsel is X 3 times the price of normal ones.
@@rohzpopper4922 lately I have been trying out the cultiva rubber grubs as another form of sabiki and it was fantastic. Results were even better than using fish skin sabiki with tinsel
hey Memes.. this location is currently being locked down and not accesible anymore.. trespassers will be handed over to the Police and will be charge in Court. so thats it.
Nice technique. Not many TH-cam vids have the proper technique for sabiki. They vids I've seen usually use a cast and slow retrieve method. Many don't realize that more action you give the sabiki, the more appealing it is to the fish. Works great for mackerel and many others that feed in schools too.
Thanks Farm Grace. it also needs to be the correct tide as well as location to have good action. Correct type of sabiki and technique means better results too. actually, with the correct style, sabiki is very effective for the full water column.. not just for bait fishing gathering..
We do many retrieve style on this.
Great video on the sabiki rig! I love using the sabiki for bait fish on my kayak.
Ramos.. I used to catch baits with them... but i realised subsequently that they can get bigger stuffs than just bait fish.. this are japanese made Hayabusa sabikis.. they best i have used so far in the market..
Fishing Sailing what size Sabiki rig were you using. Any good brand can you recommend plz. Great video.
i usually use Hayabusa and some assist hooks from Shout (Mame Jaco assists hooks)
Lightningfoxer th-cam.com/video/P2dBWx8iKZ0/w-d-xo.html check out my this new vid . it will explain a little more and i hope it will be helpful for you
Way to go,! Here in Florida we do the same , but you never know what is going to hit your rig that's the excitement !!! Have fun 👍. 🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟
thanks Dave... currently have my own little boat now.. i have some vids on my channel targeting the same species but bigger in size on micro jigs. Enjoy mate
Yeah I have had a dolphin bite my sabiki and almost pull me in lol
lol nice video. sabiki fishing is so satisfying and not to mention so simply done XD
it is when the bites is hot and its not too far from home... easy fishing.
what time do you fish?
Irna... i think this was morning...
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hey Tharapong.. i am fishing under a bridge.
Habourfront to sentosa bridge.
just the bridge...
Hello from Spain,
Very nice video.
Is sabiki rig suitable for harbour fishing?
What types of fish can you catch in sabiki's rig?
Do you put anything on the hooks or just bare hooks?
Thank you very much.
Hello Jose , I am from Singapore. This location is under a bridge in fast flowing sea currents. I used a Japanese brand Sabiki *Hayabusa* which i feel is the best sabiki in the market. i think they used fish skin on their hooks. I used it straight out from the packaging as it is. i catch a whole assortment of fish with it but mostly pelagics.. occasionally letting it run near the bottom to target bottom fishes.. I also home made some sabiki jigs by tying 3-4 dropper knots( using 16lb fluorocarbon) and i used SHOUT assist Mame Jaco jigs (size: LL) as the sabiki hooks to target a slightly bigger specimens of trevallies which does proves to be quite effective. www.shout-net.com/english/product/img/ASSIST_HOOK/302MJ.jpg
Best fishing style without carrying any bait ! Nice video bro.
Plenty of strikes bro nice spot
thanks mate. one of those good fishing days
Go easy on the retrieve and use a bit of drag
drag was fairly set up... the surroundings doesnt offer a lot of room as the vid did not show the overall condition of the fishing location. i am basically under the bridge and there is a gangway to my left where pipes run along..
Fishing Sailing Oooh alright, I understand the rapid retrieve now baha , fair enough. Great catches by the way, I have a couple of sabiki rigs in my tackle box but don't really know where to use them. Was think of going off the wharf in a place called kiama, just in the harbour. Just to see if I can get a few bait fish.
its always good to go to places where bait fishes will hang out... look out for changes in tide so that you can have a good understanding where is the current ripping in/out of the jetty. places of more current actions is where u need to be position..once u have found a good current flow spot.. then find a time where the current is stable n not moving.. use a small sinker ONLY and nothing else.. sound out the bottom with the small sinker to understand the terrain as well as the depth.. that will give u a very feel of the bottom and how to play it and where some of the coral/rocks/structure could be and the depth as well..this will increase your chances if you decide to sabiki which ever column of the water for the intended targetting area.
I think you need more big hook to catch baby queenfish
queenies are suckers for lures that are shiny n fast moving.. esp the small schooling sizes.. so hook sizes doesnt really matter as they usually leaps n speed around near the water surface,, but point to note.. try not to use stock hooks that comes with the lures.. always try to upgrade to some other better hooks of higher quality
great action !
That moment when you get skunked 0:59
one of the many many/s !! lol
Nice catch mate i tried many time with sabiki but always stuck on stone can you give me some tips
if you are targeting Pelagics.. dont let your sinker go all the way down... pelagics usually hang around the upper water column and so let your sinker go down for 3-4seconds and start by jigging once you have close your bail arm.. let the sabikis flutter up n down.. reel in once the angle of line is off or away from the strike zone. good luck
hey mate... sorry for the late reply.. well.. 2 things to take note.. current n terrain. slow current means easier to control and fight a fish.. with fast current.. its slightly more difficult to gauge how fast and deep your sinker has went especially if you are casting from the shore.say if you are casting from a high ground like say a jetty.. try not cast out too far and let it sink all the way before retrieving back.. always try n control the sinker . Keep practicing and bouncing the sinker over the rocks with smaller sinkers.. smaller means easier to control n less expensive.. once u get a good feel of the terrain near you... then slowly upgrade the size of the sinker to allow u to cast further to deeper waters.
Also... look out for changes in tide so that you can have a good understanding where is the current ripping in/out of the jetty. places of more current actions is where u need to be position..once u have found a good current flow spot.. then find a time where the current is not stable n not moving.. use a small sinker ONLY and nothing else.. sound out the bottom with the small sinker to understand the terrain as well as the depth.. that will give u a very feel of the bottom and how to play it and where some of the coral/rocks/structure could be and the depth as well..this will increase your chances if you decide to sabiki which ever column of the water for the intended targetting area.
Where are you fishing at
i am fishing under a bridge...
what set up did you use here mate
Hi , I was using a Evergreen Hardshooter rod and a SHimano Vanquish C3000 reel with Varivas 1.5PE . I pretied my own sabiki rig but I use SHOUT Mame Jaco assist hooks as the sabiki hooks
@@FishingSGsWild Great. I finished tying 30 sets during my spare time. Used 10-20 sets due to snagging or friends on the boat borrowed from me ! The luminous tinsel is X 3 times the price of normal ones.
@@rohzpopper4922 lately I have been trying out the cultiva rubber grubs as another form of sabiki and it was fantastic. Results were even better than using fish skin sabiki with tinsel
Place where
Somewhere.. there..!
fishing SG's Wild so where ?
Please share location sir
hey Memes.. this location is currently being locked down and not accesible anymore.. trespassers will be handed over to the Police and will be charge in Court. so thats it.
😁😁😁 so sad !
@@FishingSGsWild ok sir.. No problem
@@rohzpopper4922 😫😫😫😫