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Really cool vid. Love the under water shots, and the browns caught. Take the blues out of this winter for sure!! Great job. Thanks for sharing!! PAP

Wow that is a red!! Holy shyt that's a tank, the tail is what threw me for a loop. That is one impressive piece of artillery you own!! Lots and lots of furs to pay for that bad ass piece!! Very Nice!!!

What type of rifle are you using? It's very interesting looking, is the but end a sort of swing down kick stand? Awesome looking weapon!! PAP?

Not to sound stupid, that is a yote? It's legs and paws kind of resemble a red but it's tail looks to be a yote tail, if I were behind the trigger it would be in the same spot it lays, but it could easily be mistaken for a big red?

I have an order in also, he told me his operation is done outside, and he would give me a buzz when his operation is fired up!!! He did say if weather permitting he would be making some before the spring. I had a missed call with a NY number so I don't know who it was. He'll pm ya back!!

Thanks buddy!! Everything has to look as natural as possible, then you hear of someone catching a huge eye or King on a fluorescent orange stick bait with Crome flames painted on like hot wheels car!! just about the time you think you have it all figured out. . . Oh buy the way Nick your new site is awesome!! Be gettin in touch soon!!

I can just imagine DJ, I commend you for taking the kids out with you!! I hope the young ones got some shooting in also. Those kids will remember this day forever!! It was a good day with lots of action to keep the kids interested. Congrats to you and the dog for taking the kids hunting!! . . PAP

It works well, at night to run stick baits near the surface and in tight to shore, also spoons with a 1/4oz split shot 3-5ft in back on the line, use shallow divers with rattles and I use a UV spray on my lures. You can shorten your leads at night also, plus I use a glow stick on my big boards so I know where they are even though I have a good light mounted on my light bar to shine on the boards, which I also have that dept of motor vehicles tape on also, Heavy duty trucks have this reflective tape. So I don't need to have the light directly on the boards, should they drift back or front.

X2 kill'em all their no better than a mosquito!! LOL.

Some brands of lures have those glow particals in the paints already, so if the company sprays a UV onto a paint unknown to them that already has refractive properties, blue's like what's shown would look like a spot light shining in our eyes, that's what the fish see's also. It's not a natural look. If you see it that bright, imagine what it looks like to a fish!!! I'm not going to say UV isn't the answer, because they are proven time & time again, what some people don't understand is it's possible to over UV a product. Take a UV spoon and spray UV product onto it, they sell the UV spray all day long, and you just created a deer in the headlights spoon. It's proven fact even when fishing a trout stream, bright colors on bright days and dark colors on dark days. Why, because those colors flow with the surroundings, that's why at night we use a flashlight to see it's totally opposite in the light conditions.

Here is two of my best catches, their a little bigger now, the pics aren't the best, I hope this works out!!

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Yea, like I said he needs to have a better way of going about it. That's why I asked if he could send a pic. Via. The Internet, if so I could post the pics for him. Nobodies going to even look with a $850.00 amount with what he has listed which is 31 lures with a note + more, not I have close to 200 lures, people have been taken for a ride already with posts simular. I'm not giving shyt I tried to help the with posting the pics. I'm saying what people will say posted as he did. Yer friend pap LL

Actually I've been doing a lot of research on this as I'm in the learning process of airbrushing my own lures and before I order UV paint, I looked into this. First thing that came up that I thought was important was at 40ft of water there is no visible light. Blue and violet wavelengths only penetrate water to about 40ft. Water absorbs red in the first 2 feet in the water column, yellow-green in the first 15-20. Hmm I'm fishing the majority of the time below that!!?? There was a study that says that ultraviolet light for vision is down to 700ft. Most of these studies were done in the mid 90's can't remember exactly. LOL also there was another scientific study, also in the 90's that fish have a optically active Rodopsin proteins in the retinas of their eyes, also birds, which reacts to UV. Wavelengths, totally invisible to human. The chemical that man came up with was Titanium dioxide in two different crystalline forms. Rutile & Anatase, the Rutile was the second best known to us as diamond crystals are the most reflective. The reflection is the strongest at approximately 350nm in the ultraviolet spectrum and 450nm in the visible spectrum. These are the wavelengths where this Rodopsin proteins in the retina of a fish react most strongly to UV light and blue light. So you need to see if the chemical called Titanium dioxide crystals in two forms Rutile and Anatase. The Rutile crystalline form of titanium dioxide is in the paint or spray as they are the refractive crystal known to us, other than Diamonds. Also this chemical can be ground to a fine powder and just becomes a clone of its bigger form and still keep it's reflective abilities. One other thing to keep in mind when choosing colors is, visible colors of red, yellow-green and blues are maxed out while transmitting only 2-40 feet in clear water. This 40' radius is transmitted in every direction, not just down. Only because of UV vision are fish able to see objects more than 40' away either by reflections or the bottom of your boat, a silhouette. One other interesting thing I came across is electromagnetic energy exists simultaneously as a wave and as a packet of energy. The reactive retinal Rodopsin proteins have a very narrow range in which they will react to a particular wavelength of energy. Your black box. LOL also the sounds of rigger cable hum, anything that comes close to that 350-450nm wavelength, whether its light or sound in our world it's wavelengths in their world. Lures that rattles, to a fish is a injured fish in distress or they actually see it. I believe in it, I've run UV high and low. I bought a bottle of that UV spray for lures, at first I thought the oder was not fishy, so I mixed in shiner scent. Does it work yea when there feeding, just cuz they can see it doesn't mean everytime you make a cast its FISH ON. PAP.

good stuff, glad you got it figured out!!