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How to use the Freestyle Kabura sliding jig lures

Initially developed by Japanese anglers, the Kabura Jig Lure also referred to as Tai Kabura Jig, Tai Rubber or Slider Jig is a revolutionary designed fishing lure for bottom jigging.

The skirts, ties and hooks flutter freely in the current making it irresistible to the fish. The free sliding jig head is uniquely designed to enhance hook up, sliding up the line when the fish is hooked. This eliminating any leverage for the fish to shake off the hook, resulting in a higher hook up rate.

TARGET FISH

Ideal for bass, cod, coley, bream and any other predator fish

ACTION

Drop down to the bottom  10 meters of water column then simply start winding up slowly and smoothly (one rotation of the handle about every three seconds). Lures can be retrieved faster and higher up the water column once the fish are on the bite.

Purchase here: https://fishinaddict.com/shop/saltwater-lures/kabura-sliding-jig-lure/

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TOP TIPS FOR CATCHING SEA BASS

Big Bass

The sun is out, the fish are in shore… grab your rod and get out there. Here are my top tips to catching a sea bass.

  • GO LIGHT: Use light tackle, you will be able to feel the lure working much more effectively. Also means you can cover more ground and move easily.
  • WATCH THE WATER: watch bursts of action from bait fish breaking the surface or seagulls diving on the bait fish.
  • WHAT TO CATCH: If there are Mackerel, Whitebait and Gars about then you can be sure that the Bass are not far behind.
  • STRUCTURES: Bass like to hunt in beach surf, so you do not need to cast far. They also like to hang around structures and ambush their Prey. Try fishing rocky marks, piers and groins for Bass using a variety of lures.
  • CHECK OUT YOUR MARK: Check out the areas you intend to fish on really low tides, to spot potential fish holding features such as gullies or ambush points for bass.
  • REEL SPEED: Vary your retrieve rates when lure fishing, also change the action when twitching the rod tip.
  • LURE TYPE: Match the lure/spinner to what the main bait of the area – sand eel, mackerel and red heads are all round winners.

JOEY        RED HEAD 001

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TOP TIPS FOR CATCHING SEA BASS

Big Bass

The sun is out, the fish are in shore… grab your rod and get out there. Here are my top tips to catching a sea bass.

  • GO LIGHT: Use light tackle, you will be able to feel the lure working much more effectively. Also means you can cover more ground and move easily.
  • WATCH THE WATER: watch bursts of action from bait fish breaking the surface or seagulls diving on the bait fish.
  • WHAT TO CATCH: If there are Mackerel, Whitebait and Gars about then you can be sure that the Bass are not far behind.
  • STRUCTURES: Bass like to hunt in beach surf, so you do not need to cast far. They also like to hang around structures and ambush their Prey. Try fishing rocky marks, piers and groins for Bass using a variety of lures.
  • CHECK OUT YOUR MARK: Check out the areas you intend to fish on really low tides, to spot potential fish holding features such as gullies or ambush points for bass.
  • REEL SPEED: Vary your retrieve rates when lure fishing, also change the action when twitching the rod tip.
  • LURE TYPE: Match the lure/spinner to what the main bait of the area – sand eel, mackerel and red heads are all round winners.

JOEY        RED HEAD 001

Amazon-Logo buy…. tight lines FISHIN ADDICT