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What is a sabiki rig?

Answered from the sabiki rigs and luminous shrimp baits record · Soft lures · updated 2026-09-18

Short answer

A sabiki, also called a flasher or fish skin rig, is a pre-tied string of small hooks. Each hook sits on its own short dropper line, and the droppers are tied to a longer leader roughly 15 cm apart, with a weight at the bottom.

In detail

The dressed hooks imitate a small school of baitfish or shrimp, so a fish that snaps at one hook is often caught on several at once. Wikipedia puts the usual hook count between six and ten.

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