Mustad Daylight Fluo Red Sabiki Rig Size 3/0 CL-RIG20-3/0-10 CL-RIG20-3/0-104.10Buy!$Fishing Tackle & BaitDelivery: in USA ReportThe Mustad Daylight Fluo Red Rig has a bright red tube body which is combined wit ha flashy silver ‘tail’ to create an attractive lure which catches the eye of any predatory fish. From the shore more→they are very effective when fished over rock and kelp for pollack. On the boat the Mustad Daylight Fluo Red Rig work well when jigged over a rocky sea bed for cod and pollack. They will also catch bass and mackerel when they are chasing sandeels on sand banks.
Mustad Mini Shrimp Fluo Green Glow Sabiki Rig Size 2 CL-RIG18-2-10 CL-RIG18-2-104.10Buy!$Fishing Tackle & BaitDelivery: in USA ReportHighly effective at night, this works incredibly well when targeting mackerel, squid, bass and bream due to the lifelike swimming action as it kites through the water.
Mustad Eel Sabiki Rig - 1/0 CL-RIG44-1/0-10 CL-RIG44-1/0-104.10Buy!$Fishing Tackle & BaitDelivery: in USA ReportMounted eels for deep sabiki-type fishing for lures and mackerel
Mustad Eel Sabiki Rig - 3/0 CL-RIG44-3/0-10 CL-RIG44-3/0-104.10Buy!$Fishing Tackle & BaitDelivery: in USA ReportMounted eels for deep sabiki-type fishing for lures and mackerel
Mustad Fish Skin Sabiki Rig Size 8 CL-RIG10-8-10 CL-RIG10-8-104.10Buy!$Fishing Tackle & BaitDelivery: in USA ReportThese mini Mustad Fish Skin Sabiki lures are a great way of targeting smaller species such as mackerel, herring, sandeel, scad and the like. The combination of natural fish skin and lumiflash all more→ows the Mustad Fish Skin Sabiki to create a tiny bait fish imitation which proves very effective when fish are feeding on small fry or shrimp The light main line gives the Mustad Fish Skin Sabiki a natural action and they are ideal for using with a light boat outfit for either catching bait or species hunting. From the shore you can cast them on a light outfit or lure rod but the light line does mean that they are not suitable for casting with heavy sinkers on a normal beach set up. .
