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Topic: Ahi Bait Rod  (Read 1467 times)

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EWB

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Went out this weekend to SC in the PB. Got skunked but the bait was THICK. I broke out the new sabiki rod and it worked like a charm. Being able to retract the sabiki between run made bait catching a piece of cake. At least I got a freezer full of big ass 'dines. I got it from Hook 1 btw.


-Eric Berg


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did you give up on your pvc one eric?


EWB

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It worked pretty good. But it was really heavy and jigging for bait with it got old. The only thing I would do would be to flare the tip out more so the hooks slide in better. The weight was the only issue.
-Eric Berg