Ahi RSB Sabiki Stick Bait Catcher Rod

This AHI Sabiki Stick is an absolute game changer for catching baitfish! The design makes it super easy to manage sabiki rigs without tangles, and it’s lightweight yet strong. I’ve used it several times off my dock, and it’s incredibly efficient — fills the livewell in no time. Great grip, smooth action, and compact for storage on the boat. Every fisherman should have one of these rods. Highly recommended for anyone serious about catching bait quickly and cleanly.

Very good quality but I think an 7 foot would be better

Works well, comes in 3 sections. I put it together once and leave though. It's never come apart. Great action and strength. get one! P-line Sabiki's are awesome! 4-6 size hooks.

If you fish for Bait, these are the rods for you. I recommend the eight footer and a real that will bring the line in as fast as you can. 35 inches or more per crank would be ideal. takes the pain in the ass aspect out of using Sabiki Rigs. I have five of these rods, no more messing around with Sabiki hooks.

I think it's the better choice of the 2 sabiki rods available on Amazon (at this time). I purchased the EatMyTackle (EMT) sabiki rod first and it just screamed poor quality. I had several issues with it that led to me returning it. I purchased the AHI RSB sabiki rod as a replacement and it is significantly nicer. The inside of the rod is smoother allowing the sabiki rig to slide more freely and allows for a much faster setup over the EMT rod. The handle is shorter allowing a longer length sabiki rig to fit inside the rod portion. I purchased the 8' version and it measures 8'-2" from end to end. The EMT and the AHI are the only two sabiki rods i've ever used so I cannot compare them to more expensive rods found at local shops, but the AHI seems to be a decent rod for the price and does its job.

I bought the 7' model and it is too short for a #6 sabiki. To make the sabiki short enough to reel all the way into the rod I had to cut off the snap swivel and tie the shortened line directly to the bell sinker. I see no reason to get a 7-footer since this is a 3-piece rod and easily fits in a rod locker if you remove the top piece. Get the 8-footer. If you're like me and cast or pitch the sabiki to a school of bait (Vs dropping straight down) one can easily cast a 2 oz bell sinker 60+ feet or pitch it a good ways. I mounted an old Calcutta 400 with 30# braid on the rod. Nice outfit. Works great.

I really love this rod. Excellent value for what you’re getting. Could easily cost much more. Multiple pieces to make transport easy. My sabiki almost never gets stuck. Stop wasting money on sabiki rigs every trip and leave the cast net at home.

This is the perfect rod for the sabiki mackerel jig. Not only do the hooks retract into the hollow rod but when you have mackerel on line if you reel them up to the tip and they pop right off with out touching them.