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FRESHWATER FISHING
FRESHWATER FISHING SUCCESS ACHIEVED WITH INNOVATIVE NEW LURE
By Ken Liebeskind
Yalesville, Connecticut
Freshwater fishing on your favorite lake, river or stream - for all kinds of freshwater fish -- from bass to carp, catfish, muskie, pike, trout and walleye, can best be done with the proper equipment. It starts with a fishing rod and reel, fishing line between 4 and 10 pound test and a variety of sinkers, hooks and floats. Then you must determine what you'll put on the end of your line to catch the fish. While live bait works well for freshwater fishing, many anglers prefer artificial bait that attracts fish to bite or strike.
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Everything from plastic worms to flies, small jigs, spoons, streamers, flies and spinners are used. One company that offers a variety of innovative freshwater fishing lures is NGC Sports (www.scientificfishing.com), which specializes in scientifically designed lures that are more lifelike than traditional lures. The KickTail Lure is based on patented technology that breaks the tail into five segments. As the water rushes by, aeronautical flutter causes the tail to wag left and right - as if the lure were propelling itself with its tail. The lure is shaped like a threadfin shad, which game fish crave, so the KickTail Lure looks and moves like a live threadfin - attracting freshwater fish as it swims in the water.
In a freshwater fishing test conducted on a lake outside Orlando, FL the KickTail beat a variety of other lures and live bait! The KickTail caught three times as many fish as the other lures (including live bait) and also caught bigger fish, which suggests that it triggers larger, less aggressive fish to strike. |
