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12-23-2015, 05:56 AM
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Sabiki 500...Review #2 The Skinny
Okay, because I was implored by the manufacturer...AND... after showing some promise during my first session (although very brief) using the Sabiki 500...I will overlook the premature line breakoff and re-review...The Sabiki 500
So this time...staying away from all signs of kelp (as suggested by the manufacturer)...I tied off the remaining section of my original Sabiki 500 onto a broken off section of a typical Sabiki rig...no I'm not CHEAP, lol. LONG story short...the Sabiki 500 out-caught bait...both Greenies and Spaniards by a 3 to 1 margin. In closing, I will highly endorse this product but only if the line is upgraded from the lower end Korean brand to either a German, Japanese or American monofilament brand. My suggestion on the price line will be $7 for a typical 5 hook rig. Sincerely, Jim
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