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SWIMMING BAITS
WITH MOVING TAILS
WORK BEST
By Ken Liebeskind
Yalesville, Connecticut
A professional angler had this to say about swimming baits: "The most important thing to me is movement; if the bait does not have a tremendous amount of wobble in the tail I don't want it. I believe that the tail action has to cause the swimming baits to act just like real bait in the water."
The best swimming baits for this angler is the KickTail from www.scientificfishing.com, which has a tail that wags left and right like a live fish. The KickTail is based on patented aeronautical flutter technology that breaks the tail into five segments that move upon retrieval. The head remains stationery, only the tail moves, unlike other hard baits.
The KickTail XL-5 swim baits
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of fishermen everywhere.
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Fish are attracted to the motion
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KickTail swimming baits moves so realistically professional anglers couldn't tell the difference between the KickTail and a live fish when it swam toward them on retrieval. They are the most realistic swimming baits available because of the tail movement. And the tail segments click together, so there's no need for rattles. In addition, the KickTail is designed to resemble the threadfin shad, the most popular baitfish so it looks just like a live shad when it moves in the water.
In a test among eight professional anglers in Orlando, FL four used the KickTail and four used other favorite lures. The anglers using the KickTail caught 41 fish versus 14 for the other lures, which means the KickTail catches about three times as many fish! The angler quoted above also said he prefers natural colored lures and the KickTail is available in flash perch. It's also available in other natural looking colors, including flash gold and pearl rainbow.
If you're looking for realistic swimming baits that will increase your catch, try the KickTail. Use them in fresh or salt water to fish for a complete range of breeds, from largemouth bass to tuna.
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