Kite-fishing is a visual game, and learning to push your boat to its maximum capabilities while not fouling kites and baits will lead to greater success. (Pat Ford) Whether you’re pursuing sailfish in South Florida or bluefin tuna off the Massachusetts coast, kite-fishing often produces when other techniques will not. Dangling multiple baits atop the water’s surface generates both stealth and the sheer power of numbers. But kite-fishing can be tricky, especially for beginners, and particularly when flying two kites. There’s a lot going on at any given moment, and great attention must be paid to baits, lines, wind and current. Then there’s your boat.No doubt that maneuvering can get dicey with all that hardware in the air. But it’s something that boat anglers must become adept at if they hope to become successful ...![Sport Fishing Mag]()
