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Cabura – Tenya – Hitotsu – Tai Rubber Fishing Lures
TL;DR (Quick Overview): Japanese-style bottom fishing lures with natural slow retrieve. Perfect for dentex, red seabream, gilthead bream, and groupers. Featuring silicone skirts and assist hooks for irresistible action.
About Cabura, Tenya & Tai Rubber
The Tai Rubber, Tenya, Kabura and Hitotsu belong to the new generation of bottom fishing lures, designed to target fish close to the seabed with a soft and natural presentation. Inspired by Japanese fishing philosophy, they rely on slow retrieve to imitate squid, shrimp, crabs, and cuttlefish.
Lure Types
- Tai Rubber: Features a sliding head (lead or tungsten) that moves freely on the line, allowing the fish to bite without resistance. Equipped with a silicone skirt and one or two assist hooks, fished with a very slow and steady retrieve.
- Kabura: The “ancestor” of Tai Rubber with a fixed head and silicone skirt. Ideal for traditional slow bottom retrieval.
- Tenya: A hybrid lure combining metal head and natural bait. The built-in hook is usually rigged with live shrimp or cuttlefish, with assist hooks to increase success. Highly effective on bream and sargo.
- Hitotsu: Not a lure but a fishing philosophy based on a one-pitch slow retrieve for a natural presentation and more bites.
Why Choose These Lures?
- Unique realistic action that tempts even cautious fish.
- Wide variety of weights and colors for different depths.
- Easy-to-learn techniques, suitable even for beginners.
FAQ ✅
- What’s the difference between Tai Rubber and Kabura?
Tai Rubber has a sliding head, while Kabura uses a fixed one. - Which lure targets the hardest-to-catch fish?
Tenya, because it combines natural bait with an artificial lure. - Where are they most effective?
On bottoms with predators such as dentex, red seabream, and groupers.
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