How many setups do you take?

[ProfessorLongArms]

Originally Posted by jdvarnold

How are you storing the sabiki after using it if not on a sabiki rod? Just tossing it?

Sabikis are actually surprisingly easy to manage.... I just recorded this and threw it up to demonstrate. . . Usually I'll loosely wrap it and stuff it into a pocket temporarily. When I get home and I'm freshwater rinsing everything, I'll set it to dry and then wrap it up like so:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovEC...ature=youtu.be

Napkin and a rubber band. Usually I get all of the hooks on the inside fold, but it doesn't really matter if one is out, as the rubber band will grab it. Surprisingly simple and the 40lb ones can last a dozen plus trips... I've even take some steel wool to them to get rid of rust.

Also in case anyone's asking, I've found the tinsel on the sabiki makes a *night* and day difference on getting noticed and bit.

[SoCalEDC]

Originally Posted by ProfessorLongArms

Sabikis are actually surprisingly easy to manage.... I just recorded this and threw it up to demonstrate. . . Usually I'll loosely wrap it and stuff it into a pocket temporarily. When I get home and I'm freshwater rinsing everything, I'll set it to dry and then wrap it up like so:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovEC...ature=youtu.be

Napkin and a rubber band. Usually I get all of the hooks on the inside fold, but it doesn't really matter if one is out, as the rubber band will grab it. Surprisingly simple and the 40lb ones can last a dozen plus trips... I've even take some steel wool to them to get rid of rust.

Also in case anyone's asking, I've found the tinsel on the sabiki makes a *night* and day difference on getting noticed and bit.

what kind of wizardry is this