Sabiki rigs good for landbased/piers?

[shazdoggg]

When Ive fished in some parts of s.e asia, they use the sabiki with a metal jig(with assist hooks) on the bottom as the weight. The bonus with this, is that you can catch nice fish on the bottom jig aswell as baitfish on the sabiki. Probably not legal to use in vic but a good idea all the same I reckon.

[adamk]

Bridge at stoney creek reserve that corner pocket near the car park watched a guy do really well on baitfish there

[Willyfishin]

Hey guys
Im new to the forum and just learning the tricks of the trade, so enjoying reading your posts, just gave mullet a crack this morning for the first time got a few little ones was fun to watch the little buggers attack the hook, have never heard of these sabiki rigs might have to check them out.

[johnat24]

Freshwater you are allowed 2 rods with 2 hooks on each.

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[Scraglor]

Freshwater you are allowed 2 rods with 2 hooks on each.

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Lol, this comes up a lot, you are allowed up to 6 hooks as long as they are less than 2cm long and don't have bait on them.

No you can't bait up only two, they must all be unbaited.

In my experience the smaller hooks with tinsel in them work best.


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[johnat24]

In freshwater? I don't think so.

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[Scraglor]

We were talking about salt water piers lol.


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[Scraglor]

Although, I wonder about the legalities on saltwater estuaries like near the mouth of the mordi river, etc.


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[Nude up]

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I read that as you are allowed to use a bait jig in freshwater