What are the BEST FM Antennas HELP

PS: Here is a good article on the APS-14 (precusor to the APS-13):

http://www.wb2vvv.com/Articles/FMDXIN~1.html

Also, you should read the Stereophile article on the APS-13.

I suspect the answer is obvious but my question is: what is the risk of an outdoor tall antenna in Florida where lightning is very frequent?

The answer to the Fla question is electrifrying!!

I have very good results with my Dynalab tuner at 60 miles out, using the Radio Shaft FM yagi mounted high in my attic (for lightning protection) & 75' of RG6 coax. Very likely the Channel Master's, Wineguard's etc. would work better but for my minimal investment it's certainly cost effective.

i am using some little wires that came with my old reciever, going into my Sansui Tu-517, and i thought that worked good, i might have to get something better.