♥ Two bell-tipped rod sensors are currently being given away as a present! Anyone can easily catch horse mackerel! Catch horse mackerel with a glow-in-the-dark chum basket during the day and a glow-in-the-dark bottom-fishing sabiki basket at night! Of course, you can also catch those delicious golden horse mackerel with a clear basket! Suitable for long-distance casting on the surf and rocky shores! Of course, it's also OK in the harbor! ♦ The glow-in-the-dark chum basket glows in the water when you shine a headlight or black light on it, and it has excellent fish-attracting effects (⁠θ⁠‿⁠θ⁠) Click here! ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓ #SabikiBasketExplosionMiyachan #MiyachanFishingTackleForSale 《Basket L》Clear Chum Basket Basket: Rocket Basket L (Length 12cm, Diameter 3.5cm) Float: 33mm foam ball Main Line: Fluorocarbon 8 Float Fixing: High-strength silicone glow-in-the-dark rubber tube 《Basket M》Clear Chum Basket Glow-in-the-dark Chum Basket Keimura Chum Basket Basket: Rocket Basket M (Length 9.5cm, Diameter 3.5cm) Accessories are the same as L size! 《Basket S》 Length 8.5cm Diameter 3cm Accessories are the same as M and L sizes. This is a sturdy, homemade sabiki basket that allows for long-distance casting at river mouths on the surf! The hard foam ball float of the sabiki basket is a float to lift the sabiki rig from the seabed. Large horse mackerel are cruising near the seabed. To withstand long-distance casting, I use decent small items! The silicone high-strength rubber tube with phosphorescent effect appeals to fish. 【Request】 The parts used in the sabiki basket may change from time to time, for example, the size of the swivel or the color of the float may be different from the photo, so please understand before purchasing. For those who have some free time ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓ Surf Points Large horse mackerel are cruising near the surf's drop-off! However! On the surf, the main line is inevitably swept away by the waves. To keep the main line away from the waves as much as possible, the minimum way to prevent this is to set the rod stand vertically and place the rod there! Many people make their own rod stands for the surf! I have one too, but the problem is that it's all made of iron and it's heavy!! It sticks firmly in the sand! When long-distance casting on the surf, you often have to swing the rod, so be careful about the thickness of the sabiki rig's main line to avoid breaking the line! #MiyachanFishingTackleForSale