Kites
Kite fishing is a relatively new tactic used in Kingfishing. Using a fishing kite, live baits (usually Blue Runners) are dangled on the surface of the water creating a wounded bait presentation for predatory fish.
The wind conditions will dictate which size kite you will need to use. On calm days, balloons filled with helium can be used to elevate kites. You will also need a conventional reel, a short, stout rod, barrel swivels, and a kite release clip to complete your kite fishing setup.
Kite fishing can be a tedious method but adds a fun new challenge to Kingfishing.
Kit includes (3) clips and coordinating swivels. To rig the kite line: 40' from kite end of the line, cut the line and tie in the smallest swivel. Then 40' from the smallest swivel cut and tie in the medium swivel. Repeat same step for the largest sw more info
$38.99
Sold in packs of 3. Each pack comes with 1 high-vis yellow, 1 high-vs green, 1 high-vis pink and 3 clear beads. more info
$3.99
Sold in packs of 3. Each pack comes with 1 high-vis yellow, 1 high-vs green, 1 high-vis pink and 3 clear beads. more info
$4.99
Sold in packs of 3. Each pack comes with 1 high-vis yellow, 1 high-vs green, 1 high-vis pink and 3 clear beads. more info
$4.99
This kite was designed for specific wind conditions resulting in greater stability and lower line tensions. It's a popular kite among Tournament Fisherman. more info
$179.99
This Ultimate Kite is the best all around kite on the market today. Due to its versatility, this is a common kite of choice for most anglers. Available in red or green. more info
$129.99