Hi Guys I am thinking of buy this kite from htt

Jugga21

New member
Hi Guys

I am thinking of buy this kite from http://www.mullerskitefishing.com has anyone every used one of these and if so how are they::tight:
 

kitefisher

Sealiner
Jugga21

If you type in ''mullers'' in the search-box above you will find various posts on Mullers-kites.

From what I recall,their service was great,and knowledgeable. For more options type in Windsong,Delta,or just plain text kites,and/or ferry.

Hope you find what you need.;);)
 

Psy

Sealiner
Jugga
Not a bad kite at all, very well constructed and has 2 ferry systems to complement it.
However its tedious to rig, especially on a windy beach.
Works well in lighter winds and pulls hectically in the harder wind (25knots)
 

Enigma

Moderator
For KZN coast the Mullers may be a better option. It tacks well and if you have strong oblique winds you can get a bait in....... Strong offshore winds then go with the regular fishing kite.

Windsong or http://radicalkites.co.za/4-home, both the same kite but Radical now handles the sales and their service is perfect.

I would advise that a Kite fishing setup consists of a light wind kite, a extreme tacking kite (mullers) and a storm wind kite. The same as you would have a scratching setup a surf setup and a heavy setup, there is no ONE solution fits ALL.
 

christo1

Senior Member
I am using the mullers seagull kite and is very pleased with it since we here in the eastern cape don't get much wind into the sea. The kite is enable us to use it if the wind is parallel to the surf which then still enable me to do drops. Their service is also very good. I would recommend them. Expensive but very good setup in my oppinion but I am still a noob with kite fishing
 

christo1

Senior Member
PB male rag which was my second fish out of 3 landed on the kite setup - bait was dropped 500m out - know it because the kite reel has 500m line on and it was empty when I dropped the bait. 140kg male rad caught last summer in the red tide
 

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kitefisher

Sealiner
Enigma wrote:
For KZN coast the Mullers may be a better option. It tacks well and if you have strong oblique winds you can get a bait in....... Strong offshore winds then go with the regular fishing kite.

Windsong or http://radicalkites.co.za/4-home, both the same kite but Radical now handles the sales and their service is perfect.

I would advise that a Kite fishing setup consists of a light wind kite, a extreme tacking kite (mullers) and a storm wind kite. The same as you would have a scratching setup a surf setup and a heavy setup, there is no ONE solution fits ALL.

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Great catches Christo1 (ni(ce(fish)(
 

Andrei

New member
Psy,
did you try to add supermarket plastic bags to the tail of seagull in strong winds ?

The wind would blow into the bags and they shall drag the kite horizontally thereby reducing the lift.

Also you can reduce the lift by shortening the length of the upper bridle. You can do a few centimetres with a small stick and a half-hitch knot.

Shortening the upper bridle too much causes the kite to nose dive.
 
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