Now you will cut the double line so you have two free strands of mono and tie off the double line to a 75lb Momoi Diamond ball bearing snap swivel. Next you will want to thread an Owner solid ring or Ceramic Ring, your kite float, egg sinker ranging from 1/2oz to 3oz depending on wind speed, and then a plastic tri bead in that order. It is best to tie a short Bimini Twist or Spider Hitch to form a double line at the end of your mainline. Once your reel is spooled with mono, you will want to rig it properly for kite fishing. Shimano's TLC66MHSBBLA Tallus Ring Guide Standup Rod is also a great option, boasting its 15-30lb mono rating and forgiving tip section in a super light weight package. The TackleDirect Platinum Hook TDPS661630SIN is a fantastic option for targeting sails off of the kite, given its light tip, forgiving action, and all around lightness. Rods are usually going to run between 6'6" and 7' with a light tip section geared towards light line circle hook fishing, all open guides, and a slick butt with either an aluminum or graphite reel seat. All are best spooled with 20lb hi vis yellow monofilament, so you are your crew can easily see where each of your baits is and how they are swimming at all times. All provide enough line capacity when using 20lb mono, a smooth enough drag to consistently get a quality hookset in the corner of the mouth, and a fast enough gear ratio to keep slack out of your line after hooking up on a sail going ballistic in your spread. A few ideal options include the Shimano Talica 20BFC, Penn International 16VIS two speed, Avet JX and LX with sailfish cams installed, and the Accurate BVL-600. When looking for the best sailfish kite fishing reels, you will want prioritize 20lb monofilament line capacity, fast gear ratios, and gradual drag system geared towards targeting billfish with circle hooks. When rigging up for sailfish, you will want to find gear that is made specifically for the light line and gradual drag necessary when using circle hooks. While it is also an exciting technique, it also provides a few advantages over trolling ballyhoo or casting live baits to sails cruising on the surface. The bite is often visible to the entire crew, as a sail crashes on a live goggle eye, cigar minnow, sardine, or threadfin herring dangling
Even though you can also troll dead baits like dink ballyhoo for sailfish with dredges and teasers, targeting sailfish on the kite is no doubt the more exciting way to target sailfish with live baits when is comes to seeing the bite.
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