12-26-2005, 02:31 AM
youve compiled a great resorce here on glow's. one I think every angler sould copy and put in their scrap book for later use.
I have done a minute experimentation with glow in the dark stuff, mostly powders.
the stuff I use is for heated applications "magic dust" but I have added it to a couple different mediums with a fair amount of success, granted I only use the yellow green color.
the mediums I chose to use my powder with is clear fingernail enamal, shoe goo, and foxy poxy.
each has provided me with satifactory results. but the fingernail polish with its thin application allowed me to trick out most any of my ice jigs. My crappie bite has never been better....
I use one of those 5 dollar flashers when I remember to put in new batteries other wise I use my lantern, fishing pre dawn and sunset is when I use my glow jigs most. or if I am fishing deap where the light dosnt get through the ice to reflect off my lures...
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I have done a minute experimentation with glow in the dark stuff, mostly powders.
the stuff I use is for heated applications "magic dust" but I have added it to a couple different mediums with a fair amount of success, granted I only use the yellow green color.
the mediums I chose to use my powder with is clear fingernail enamal, shoe goo, and foxy poxy.
each has provided me with satifactory results. but the fingernail polish with its thin application allowed me to trick out most any of my ice jigs. My crappie bite has never been better....
I use one of those 5 dollar flashers when I remember to put in new batteries other wise I use my lantern, fishing pre dawn and sunset is when I use my glow jigs most. or if I am fishing deap where the light dosnt get through the ice to reflect off my lures...
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