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ALL KINDS OF SWIMBAITS, CHECK OUT THE KICKTAIL
By Ken Liebeskind
Yalesville, Connecticut
Swim baits are plastic, fish-shaped bodies that mimic bait fish. They're an all season lure that effectively catches a wide variety of fish species, especially bass.
A wide variety of hard and plastic swim baits are available. Berkley power baits look like a sliver shad with a vibrating tail and come with a Bio-Salt ingredient that simulates the salt content of live prey.
Northland Slurpies swim baits have an internally weighted shiner minnow body with a teaser tail that lures gamefish. Optimum swim baits come in 3" and 5" versions with a tight body and a pulsating tail kick. The Storm Swim 'n Eel is ideal for salt water predators because they crave eels. The lure comes with a large swimming/diving lip and a wide wobble that thrashes the tail for a realistic swimming action.
The KickTail XL-5 swim baits are becoming the choice of fishermen everywhere.
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Feel free to try these swim baits, then make sure you try one more for some realistic action that can't be beat. It's the KickTail from www.scientificfishing.com, world leader in scientifically designed lures that won the Best New Lure award at Europe's largest sports show. The KickTail is based on patented aeronautical flutter technology that breaks the tail into five segments and causes it to wag left and right like a live fish. The head remains stationery, only the tail moves, which makes it different from other hard baits.
The KickTail beat four other swim baits in a test outside Orlando, FL. Four anglers used the Kick Tail and four used other lures and the KickTail caught 41 fish versus 14 for the others, nearly a three to one margin.
KickTail swim baits are designed to resemble the threadfin shad, the most popular bait fish and come in a variety of holographic colors, including chartreuse lime, flash gold, yellow shiner and pearl rainbow.
Professional anglers couldn't tell the difference between the KickTail lure and a live shad when it swam toward them on retrieval and there's a risk the KickTail will be prohibited from tournaments that don't allow live bait.
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