Bukkomi Sabiki Sabiki Cage Mackerel Fishing Rig Sabiki Net a964

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Catch horse mackerel easily, anyone can do it!
Let's catch horse mackerel during the day with a Keimura bait cage and at night with a luminous bukkomi sabiki cage!
Of course, you can also catch delicious golden horse mackerel with a clear cage!

Suitable for long casts on surf and rocky shores! Also perfect for harbors!

♦ The luminous bait cage glows underwater when illuminated by a headlight or blacklight, making it highly effective for attracting fish (⁠θ⁠‿⁠θ⁠)

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《Cage L》Clear Bait Cage
Cage: Rocket Cage L (Length 12cm, Diameter 3.5cm)
Float: Styrofoam Ball 33mm
Main Line: Fluorocarbon #8
High-strength luminous silicone rubber tube for float fixation

《Cage M》Clear Bait Cage
                     Luminous Bait Cage
                     Keimura Bait Cage
Cage: Rocket Cage M (Length 9.5cm, Diameter 3.5cm)
Included parts are the same as size L!
《Cage S》
Length: 8.5cm
Diameter: 3cm
Included parts are the same as sizes M and L.

This is a sturdy, handmade sabiki cage designed for long casts at river mouths on surf!
The hard styrofoam float on the sabiki cage is used to keep the sabiki rig off the seabed. Large horse mackerel often swim near the seabed.
We use durable components to withstand long casts!

The high-strength silicone rubber tube with phosphorescent properties appeals to fish.

【Important Notice】
The individual parts used in the sabiki cage may occasionally change. For example, the size of the swivel or the color of the float may differ from the photos. Please understand this before purchasing.

Exclusively for those with plenty of free time
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Surf Fishing Spots
Large horse mackerel often swim near the drop-offs on surf!
However! On surf, the main line is inevitably swept by waves. To minimize this, try to keep the main line away from the waves by setting your rod holder vertically and resting your rod on it!
Many anglers make their own surf rod holders.
I have one too, but it's made of iron and the downside is its weight! It sticks firmly in the sand, though!
For long casts on surf, you'll often need to cast forcefully, so be mindful of the thickness of the sabiki rig's main line to prevent it from breaking!