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Very popular! ♪
Set of 5 Bukkomi Sabiki Kago (L size) in Fluorescent Green.

These are homemade rigs for catching horse mackerel from the surf and piers.

Golden Horse Mackerel caught from the shore are different from those caught offshore, aren't they?
They have abundant food sources! (They eat crustaceans like warekare)

Why not try catching horse mackerel with Bukkomi Sabiki?

Of course, you can catch other types of fish too... (^-^)

Key Feature 1:
Enables long-distance casting on surf and at river mouths! Uses durable small parts
to achieve long-distance casting of heavy rigs! ♪

Key Feature 2:
Hard foam float. The float's role is not to detect bites,
but simply to float the sabiki.
Durability is achieved through hard material that can withstand long-distance casting and metal reinforcement of the hole! ♪

Key Feature 3:
Equipped with high-strength swivels!
This reduces the risk of the rig slipping off during casting (dangerous)
and the loss of the sabiki cage! ♪

Key Feature 4:
Soft Super Glow Ball
Using a large ball improves cushioning
(interference between the cage's plastic parts and the swivel's metal parts can lead to cage breakage).

The large, phosphorescent glow ball strongly appeals to fish! ♪

⭐︎Product Specifications⭐︎
Cage: 11.9cm x 3.4cm
Leader: Fluorocarbon
Float: Hard foam float size 6.5 (Fluorescent Green)
Metal reinforced

Super Glow Ball: Soft type 8.3mm x 6.4mm
Top: Rolling swivel size 1 (strength 44kg)
Bottom: Inner snap swivel size 6
(Total length 41mm, strength 19kg)

For those with free time:
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Night fishing for horse mackerel (targeting 30cm+).

For this Bukkomi Sabiki Kago, use commercial sabiki rigs:
① Main line: Size 7 or larger
Leader: Size 5 or larger
Horse mackerel hook: Sizes 9-10

② Recommended lure: Skin type
Fish skin lures are significantly less effective for night fishing.

③ Bait: Use only amikomase (chum) in the cage.

④ Target points:
River mouths are hidden gems.
Are there any undeveloped river mouths (sandy areas) near your fishing spot? It might be an undiscovered paradise! ^_^

While long-distance casting with a cage is good, when fishing from the surf,
the waves can wear down your main line, which is troublesome.

Keep the chum cage fully open until fish gather.
Once you get a bite, close the chum cage
and cast quickly to keep the fish in the area! ♪