set your alarm clock, grab your kite and fishing gear. The fun is about to begin.
Welcome
to the kite fishing for your health and relaxation site. This will be
an area of your outdoor domain that will teach you about a new type of
fun and a successful fishing venture. My name is K. Dexter Summers. I
have been kite fishing for over 50 years, and I am still learning. I
must share this exciting sport with you and hope that it gives you as
much needed therapy as it does me. For those of you that have already
entered into this era, I welcome you and hope to learn new things from
you. As you probably already know, the one that got away is still
waiting for us to try again. Lets get started.
I
remember growing up in South Florida and living near the Atlantic
Ocean. I did a lot of fishing and always wanted to get my fishing line
out as far as I could. I knew that the big ones were farther out. I
would put lots of weights on the line and through just as hard as I
could. Usually the weights were so heavy that I fell short of my goal.
Then
one day while I was flying my home-made kite, I got a brainstorm. I
attached a clothespin to the kites front line and then my fishing line
to the clothespin. It just so happened the wind was was blowing in the
right direction and the kite took the line of the spool till it was all
out. I was so excited about my knew invention. The kite would sway back
and forth and move the bait around and in no time at all I got my first
strike. as the fish took the bait, the line was pulled out of the
clothespin and disconnected from the kite. This left me a free fishing
line. I reeled in the biggest fish I had ever caught. It was a 12 pound
Eldorado. I was floating on air. I had began my life long hobby of
Kite Fishing.
My home-made kites did,nt last to long as they
were made from the Miami Herald Newspaper and balsa wood. The water
seemed to un-assemble them quickly. I soon found the solution. I went
to the hobby store and found a box kite made of light aluminum and
foil. It was perfect for my kite fishing outings. I used the same
method of attaching the fishing line to the kite with the clothespin
for years.
Over time I experimented with all types of kites. One
of my favorites was the Birdkite, (shown on my home page.) It seems as
thought the fish liked it too. I have used this fishing tactic in
lakes,rivers and oceans. I have used the kites while on boats and done
just as well as from land. I have caught hundreds of fish from all
kinds of species and every time I get a strike, I feel as I did when I
first started over 50 years ago. I will not give up, because I still
have not caught "the one that got away."
One of the benefits of kite fishing is the movement of the bait by the
aircraft. As the wind moves the craft, the craft moves the bait, an
attraction action to the fish.

O.k. lets talk about kite fishing when
the wind is not blowing out toward the water. Here is what I used to
do. I had an inner-tube from a car tire that I tied a small rope
around. I attached a five pound brick to the tire to act as an anchor.
Now I attached a curtain rod ring to the rope on the tire. (are you
following me?) Now I waded out in the water to about my shoulders and
dropped the brick to anchor the tire. I attached my fishing line to the
clip on the kite and launched the kite. Once airborne the kite line was
routed through the curtain ring. Back on shore I tied off the kite and
started fishing. The kite was being held out in the water by the tube
and was working the bait around and waited for the fish to bite.
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KITE FISHING WITH NO WIND: Ok, lets fly a kite with no wind. Of course you have to create a wind. In order to do this I use a powered boat. It can be a row boat a motorboat or an inflatable with an electric motor. With no wind, the water will be calm, and when you get into motion you can launch your Kite Rig. As you move the kite will fly and the movement of the kite will create a movement in the water to attract the fish. And they said it couldn,t be done.
When kite fishing, it is almost a guarantee to catch the fish that bites the bait. The secret is when the anything bites and the line is pulled from the holder on the kite, the anything swims along thinking it has scored. Then all at once the line draws tight and surprise sudden stop. The hook sets and the Disambiguation is caught. By the way the term anything is a term I use to answer the never ending question from the always standing by onlooker, "catch anything?"
Canoe, kite fishing. Fishing with a canoe is one thing, however kite fishing with a canoe is like the walking on a tightrope. This one area that takes a little coordination. The very fact that you can kite fish with a canoe, makes you among the chosen few. Launching the kite and fishing rig, and keeping the canoe ballanced is quite an accomplishment. I will guarantee you that once you have mastered this feat, you will be ready for the circus. If you don,t have a canoe and want to make a small investment here is a great deal.
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Floatation kite fishing. I had occaision to fish from a water dock when I was younger. I was mad at myself for not trying my kite back then. I purchased a water dock and towed it behind my boat to an area where the birds were. I anchored the boat and the dock, launched my kite fishing gear and bingo, a strike right off the bat. "or off the dock that is".
I was a little unstable at first but after a while I was adjusted. The catch of the day was a string of nice sea trout. I was glad to have dicovered another way to fish. I had more room and even with a moderate wind and waves around two feet, I was still able to comfortably fish with my rigg. I know if you try this you will be hooked.
The one that almost got away. A panama city beach Florida lady was drift fishing with her family inside the jetties when she got a strike. As she reeled in on her spinner, what do you supposed happened? The spinner flanges broke off the rod and separated the reel from the rod. This angler was not about to give up. She grabbed the line with her hands and began to pull in the fish. After several minutes of holding on, the fish was finally pulled into the boat. A fine 4 pound Spanish Mackerel. This is what I call determination.
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