How to use the Freestyle Kabura sliding lure
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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2019
- The hottest jig on the Australasian market, the Kabura has been a sensational performer when the fishing is tough. A number of subtle design elements combine to deliver a lure that stimulates an aggressive bite. Great when it’s a tough bite
• Japanese technology proven to get more bites.
• Lethal on local fish species including snapper, kingfish,
kawahai, gurnard, flathead, whiting, john dory & many others.
• UV reflective.
• Super sharp strong hooks.
WEIGHTS: 60g, 80g, 100g, 120g, 150g.
COLOURS: Lethal Lumo, Orange Assassin,
Ballistic Blue, Shady Lady,
Red Ripper, Gladiator Gold,
White Warrior.
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I have become a fan; big ups from the USA
I'm heading out with some on the weekend and this video was great for advice! Thank you, if I catch something good I'll be sure to come back and let you know.
Awesome Lure
Great advice!
Cheers 😁
Got my 1st order 200g set, waiting for my 120g set. Looks like a very productive lure. Was really surprised by how affordable they were. Also didnt know that this is how you rig them so thanks. Trying them on rock cod & ling cod in NCal.
Awesome! :) Looking forward to seeing your success on the Freestyle Kabura - any questions contact us...tight lines. Cheers. Espresso.
Great .. our BetaBug has also been great for the ling cod
Geed up to use mine
Great video!! thanks. What's the strength of the braid and the leader (lbs) that you would use in a depth of 100meters?
Can you cast this lure out then wind slowly after it hits the bottom to cover more ground? Or should you only fish them completely vertical?
Sure - on an angle can work well, just not say 45degrees :)
Looking at using these on my kayak in the harbor, would these be best suited for anchored or can they be used for drift fishing as well? Cheers
Primarily drift fishing
Hi mate with the trace you have there are you using a swivel to main line or knot? Cheers 😉
use a low profile knot such as a uniknot
@@CatchFishingTackle Thank you 😉
I use a svvivel in strong current and drifting, mainline to leader, then advanced snitch to lure.
you don`t use natural bait on the hook ?
Can we use these on a spinning reel? If yes will it do the same thing?
Muzzammil Roshan ... yes ... you can use spin reel ... the technique is the same
Surely even using a leftys loop , Istill have to cut that off when changing to a different colour?
Thanks for your comment - you can if you do it this way: Tie the lefties loop by itself first so you have a looped end of your leader. Then poke this loop through the loop of the braid assist cord of the Kabura, open the leader loop and pass over all of the kabura....this will end up as a loop to loop between the leader and kabura assist cord. To undo - push the two loops apart. :)
What rod are you yousing with spinning reel in the video?
That's the Kensei slow pitch from Catch Fishing
this technique can use at the night fishing ? need advice
use one of our lures that has glow in the dark and use a UV torch to charge them up
Is this lure special for sniper fish?
No .. it is great for almost every saltwater fish
Are you be able to fish these lures off a wharf?
Absolutely
Hey guys what knot to you use from lure to leader? Thanks
Dan Start .. a uni knot is quite suitable or any other low profile knot
@@johnbuzzboy thank mate 👍🏼
Any recommendations on how to prevent getting tangled in kelp at the bottom?
The very small hooks should pull out of a lot of kelp snags - the hooks are designed to lip hook fish only so only grab a small section of kelp - usually pulls out. Also depending on the depth of water, try not to drift much/through kelp as the lure works best when vertically retrieved. If you know the depth to of the top of the kelp, using coloured/metred braid helps so you can drop down to the depth just above the area. I hope this helps. Cheers, Espresso.
@@CatchFishingTackle Good and FAST advice! I was out in Northland NZ this past summer and lost a similar style lure in the kelp. Didn't have a finder on the dinghy though, so next time will be different. Cheers
Do you tip the hooks with any?
I do not understand? Please explain further..
@@CatchFishingTackle like a strip of baits or tiny lures
@@JoeyT80 Thanks - I thought that's what you meant :) . Generally, try to avoid putting scent and fish bait strips on the lures as this tends to attract smaller fish to come in and take a bite. However there's nothing like adjusting to the conditions at the time and place as a fisherm'n, I have heard of anglers adding a tiny, thin strip of squid with success in the depths of winter.
@@CatchFishingTackle i generally hate using baits lol
@@CatchFishingTackle yes in inter this is the go, I have caught 2 fish on the one lure at times, one on each hook.