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7ft Sabiki Rod - Sabiki Fishing Rod - Ahi USA
Specs
RSB-700
- 3-section design for easy storage, perfect for boats and hassle-free travel.
- Funnel tip enables easy rig deployment and weight storage without damaging the rod tip.
- Optimized for Sabiki rigs with size 6 hooks or smaller for efficient bait-catching performance.
- Durable graphite composite construction for strength and long-lasting performance.
Key Points
Key Features:
- Tangle-Free Design: The hollow shaft securely stows hooks to prevent tangles, making it easy to handle and safer to transport.
- Portable and Convenient: The 3-piece sectional design allows for easy breakdown and compact storage, perfect for travel and on-the-go anglers.
- Versatile Reel Compatibility: Designed to work seamlessly with spinning, conventional, and baitcasting reels, offering flexibility for all anglers.
Ahi USA RSB-700
Length: 7ft
Ahi Sabiki Stick (Bait Fishing Rod) – Designed for Effortless Live Bait Catching
Take your fishing game to the next level with the Sabiki Stick, a specialized fishing rod built exclusively for catching live bait. With its innovative hollow shaft, this rod safely stores the sharp hooks of a Sabiki Rig, ensuring they stay tangle-free and snag-free until you're ready to fish.
Includes:
1 - 3 Piece Sabiki Stick
1 - Carrying Bag
Dale H.
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
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.
Robsham
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2024
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.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on July 19, 2024
way better than spinning rod for bait fishing
Glenn
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2024
good quality
Jeremy
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2023
Very frustrating when you come upon bait and you can’t get the thing to deploy because every hook snags the ledge on the inside of the tip of pole. I kept having to retract and shake the pole to get it to come out. Those little hooks will grab even the smallest snag. It needs to be smooth on the inside. Sending it back.
Colin M.
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2022
8ft with a cheap zebco reel works great. Makes sure you get weight that can sink into the body of the rod a bit to hold it.If you have cast a Sabiki's before, they are not easy but you can get the hang of it. I can throw a sabiki + 1oz weight at least 60-80 ft with this without issue - I was concerned from other reviews. I like to use this technique in the flats targeting skittish bait fish that run from the boat.
Matthew
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2022
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.
Stephen Hill
Reviewed in Australia on November 30, 2021
Looks good quality, yes a little too short for a 6 hook sabiki however the main issue is setting it up. The hole at the reel end is too small for anything other than the line which means your trying to thread a line through a 6’ pipe. Maybe I’m doing something wrong but there’s no real instructions soEnded up attaching the smallest hook I could find to add some weight but then it’s not a lot.
Piotr Zdaniewicz
Reviewed in Canada on April 7, 2021
Amazing product
Ahmed Al Qubaisi
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on October 2, 2020
Excellent
G. Morgan
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2019
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.
Joe Feeney
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 21, 2017
A great rod excellent for bait fishing
CDP's Onceagain habit of purchasing
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2014
Ahi USA a California based company offers this 8-Feet Sabiki Stick Boat Rod With Storage Bag for a price of $59.99, which is expensive. Once you have it on the boat, rigged with a sabiki rigging and a weight, it is forgotten how expensive it is. These specialty items are a luxury and the convenience of it's use as a specialty item for just catching bait, must be evaluated with it's use. I love mine and hope it offers years of use, providing hassle free bait fishing. Really, bait-fishing should be a fun effort not an effort to get bait. This rod is a good way to use the sabiki rig with out so much tangling and headaches. Good fishing. I love it.
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