Sabiki rigs are great rigs to have when you can't catch bait with your cast net. in this video we show you would kind of rigs we use and how to jig up baits. The baits we are jigging up are cigar minnows and threadfin herring, though you can also catch baits like Bluefish, Blue Runners, Goggle Eyes, and Pinfish using the same methods.

After catching our bait we show you how to troll baits like Cigar minnows to catch King Mackerel. Below is some of the gear we use to catch Kingfish and bait.

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Sea Anchor Drift Sock (we use two and shut off 1 motor to go slow enough for the live bait) [ Ссылка ]
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Sea Anchor Drift Sock (we use two and shut off 1 motor to go slow enough for the live bait) [ Ссылка ]
Below are some links to the hooks I like.
I typically use a #6 treble hook when fishing with pogeys (menhaden) or ribbonfish.
If I am using Blue Runners or Goggle Eyes in a tournament I might go up to a #4 hook though. [ Ссылка ] [ Ссылка ]
Most reels I use are TLD 20's. These are great all around reels though for Kingfish a reel with a faster retrieve is more ideal, like a torque, fathom, or speed master. [ Ссылка ]
Kingfish Rig Bag (Regular) [ Ссылка ]
Insulated Fish Bag we use: [ Ссылка ]... (Great for holding your ice longer and transporting your fish later)

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