Kite Fishing Tackle for Sailfish | Episode 1: Shimano Terez BW BFC Series

With sailfish season in full swing in South Florida, Capt. Art Sapp of Native Son fishing charters in Pompano Beach discusses the Terez BW BFC series of rods Shimano specifically built for light-tackle billfishing - both kite fishing and on the troll. Specializing in charter and tournament fishing with live baits under kites, Sapp and his crew fish roughly 200 days a year and have put the Terez BW BFC series of rods through the paces, targeting sailfish, mahi-mahi, tuna, and any other game fish that swims into the spread. Sapp pairs the Terez BW BFC conventional rods with Talica BFC and the spinning rods with Saragosa SW BFC for added advantages gained, most notably through quick line retrieval and optimized drag curves.
Sapp talks through the features he likes within the Terez BW BFC series of rods and highlights the Spiral X and Hi-Power X blank technology that eliminates rod twist and provides advantages for anglers while fighting a fish or casting a live bait. Sapp prefers the 7-foot Terez BW BFC conventional rod paired with the Talica BFC for kite fishing and the 8-foot Terez BW BFC spinning rod paired with Saragosa BW BFC for added castability when targeting tailing sailfish or casting at a hooked fish. The first episode of a three-part series, Sapp and crew discuss the finer points of kite fishing in South Florida and head offshore to put the tackle and tactics to the test.
Products Featured:
Terez BW BFC Conventional Rod: bit.ly/48zxoUz
Terez BW BFC Spinning Rod: bit.ly/3SSsdcy
Talica BFC: bit.ly/3SW0VCg
Saragosa SW BFC: bit.ly/3IksArw

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