kite fishing

How it works:

• Using the Kite:
  A kite specially designed for fishing is used to keep the bait lines some distance from the water surface. This kite is generally stable and resistant, able to withstand the weight of lines and bait while remaining in flight.
  
  
• Positioning the Bait:
  The bait is attached to lines that are attached to the kite. When the kite is flying, the lines are kept taut, allowing the bait to float to the surface or slightly below the surface.
  
  
• Attract Fish:
  This method makes it possible to attract fish at a certain distance from the boat and to present the bait more attractively, often in areas where fish are difficult to reach with conventional techniques.

Advantages of Kite Fishing:

Accuracy: Allows bait to be accurately placed in specific areas and cover a wide fishing area without having to move the boat.

Less Entanglement: Reduces the risk of line entanglement by using the kite to keep lines well spaced.

Efficiency: Provides a more natural presentation of bait, which can increase the chances of success, especially for suspicious or hard to catch fish species.

Applications:

Kite fishing is often used for big game fishing, such as tuna and marlin, where it is crucial to keep the bait at a certain depth while allowing a natural presentation. It is also effective for fishing in variable wind and sea conditions, as the kite helps to keep the line stable and well positioned.

In short, kite fishing is a modern technique that combines innovation and tradition to improve the efficiency of sea fishing.

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