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FLORIDA FISHING WITH
THE GREAT KICKTAIL LURE
By Ken Liebeskind
Yalesville, Connecticut
Florida Fishing is truly spectacular, fresh water and salt water opportunities abound. With 8,000 lakes, 12,000 miles of rivers and streams and 1,200 miles of coastline, Florida Fishing can't be beat.
Fresh water anglers know that Florida is the Bass Fishing Capital of the World. Lake Okeechobee, a 34,948 acre lake south of Orlando, is the second largest lake in the continental U.S. It's renowned for the number of bass per acre and produces more bass over seven pounds than any other lake in the U.S.
Florida Fishing for bass also takes place at Lake Ida in Delray Beach, which is stocked with largemouth and striped bass and even includes a few butterfly peacock bass. Lake Kissimmee and the Kissimmee chain of lakes, including Toho, Cypress and Hatchineha, feature warm water temperatures that increase bass foraging activity, so it's another great spot for Florida Fishing.
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Fresh water anglers also enjoy fishing for crappie, blue gill and catfish in Florida.
If you're a salt water angler, Florida Fishing on oceans and bays provides exciting opportunities to catch a range of species, from the Florida marlin (blue or white) to tuna (yellow, blackfin and bluefin). Florida Fishing for salt water anglers also includes the sailfish, monsters that can be seven feet long and weigh up to 200 pounds; dolphins (dorados and mahi); and wahoos (a dark blue, silvery monster that can also weigh 200 pounds). Salt water fishermen in Florida also catch trout, redfish, cobia and king mackerel.
For your next Florida Fishing vacation, make sure you're equipped with the best lures. www.scientificfishing.com, world leader in scientifically designed lures, offers the KickTail, with a five part tail that moves naturally like a real fish. The KickTail is designed to resemble a threadfin shad, the most popular baitfish with a patented tail that moves via aeronautical flutter technology to resemble a live fish. In fact it moves so naturally that professional anglers couldn't tell the difference between a KickTail lure and a live fish when it swam toward them on retrieval.
The KickTail comes in an array of exciting high tech colors from chartreuse lime to flash perch and gold, so it's ideal for all kinds of water conditions in fresh or salt water.
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