BASS FISHING
STATE OF THE ART TECHNOLOGY IS HELPING TO BRING THE SPORT OF BASS FISHING BACK TO THE BASICS
by M. Nicefaro
Yalesville, Connecticut
Whether you are fishing a reservoir, pond, lake or river, your goal is the same: you want to catch many big fish. So when you next set out bass fishing, consider your lure carefully. Bass are attracted to motion and sound and they love artificial lures. There is some amazing technology going into creating what seem like the simplest of tools for bass fishing. In fact, one lure is becoming the favorite of those new and old to bass fishing: the KickTail LX-5. Fishermen claim it swims more realistically than anything they have ever seen.
The KickTail XL-5 is becoming the envy
of fishermen in all of bass fishing.
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Bass are attracted to the motion
and the sound of the KickTail XL-5
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The KickTail XL-5's magic comes from a patented technology that breaks the tail into five segments. As water rushes by on retrieval, a little-known principle called aeronautical flutter causes the tail to wag left and right, as if the lure were propelling itself with its tail. Unlike other hard baits, the head re-mains stationary - only the tail wags. This lure is ideal for bass fishing.
To make the KickTail XL-5 even more lifelike, its creator, NGC Sports of Connecticut, gave it a huge variety of colors and shaped it like the most prevalent bait fish of all, the threadfin. There is no need for rattles in these little pieces of bass fishing ingenuity. The five tail segments click together as you pull it through the water, calling fish from a distance.
The patented lure is the only hard bait that swims like a real fish. The KickTail XL-5 is becoming the envy of fishermen in all sorts of bass fishing situations. It has tripled catch rate in tests and has won seal of approvals from reputable publications.
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