We’re excited to announce that this year the Reel Keel Fishing Lure will be at ICast. It won’t just be the #400 Series and #300 Series, we have a brand new lure added to our line which will be available for sale after the ICast show. The three lures will be in a special tri-pack just for the show.

Our team will be decked out in KIKO Fishing Tee-shirts and hats and demonstrating how the Reel Keel casts, swims and acts like an injured bait fish in the Casting Tank. They will also be demonstrating how our new lure acts with the #400 Reel Keel to give it even more action and fishy appearance.

ICast is the world’s largest sportfishing trade show and this year is taking place in Orlando, FL from July 11-13. It represents 63 countries and annually hosts 7,000 members of the sportsfishing community. ICast is the best place to showcase the newest fishing gear, apparel and accessories.

Stay tuned for more news about ICast and our exciting new addition to our line-up.

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We have all had those days out on the water when you’re thinking it’s just about time to pull in your line, put away your gear and head back home empty handed. Then out of the blue, WHAM! You get that one bite and you suddenly think you have got a monster at the end of your line.

I’m sure that is what Stefan Seuss, Uli Schuppler and Patrick Nimz thought when they hooked a monster 218 pound, over seven feet long Wels catfish on the River Po in Italy. The men snagged it while on the bank and were forced to hop into a motorless dingy only to be dragged for a mile until the fish gave up and they brought it to shore. After catching the monster fish on film they released it back into the water.

We’ve seen some huge fish caught on our lure but nothing like this massive catfish. The original article can be seen here (thanks to The Sun – UK Edition) if you want to check out a picture of this enormous fish.

So fishermen, what’s the biggest trophey fish you’ve caught?

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The Reel Keel fishing lure has attracted the attention of Captain Eric Ciocher from the Florida coast. With 30 years of fishing experience in both salt and fresh water, Captain Eric has tested out the Reel Keel and filmed it in action for his show Ultimate Catch.

He took the lure out twice, once to film with bass and once for redfish. The bass show will be airing tonight at 6PM on the Sportsman’s Channel and replaying again in May. The show featuring the Reel Keel with some Redfish action will be aired shortly, we’ll keep you posted once we get the scheduling.

For more information about Captain Eric or Ultimate Catch check out the links below:
My Outdoor TV – Ultimate Catch
Ultimate Catch Website

As always, stay tuned for more exciting news about the Reel Keel fishing lures. Tight lines and good fishing!

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