Charging Glow lures?

[dmd113]

 

Edited September 18, 2016 by dmd113

[dmd113]

Good luck fitting a 11" paddle in that dumb thing, lol.

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For paddles we attached plug in black lights to the inside of a plastic toolbox. Plugs into boat power outlet. Didn't take a genius, So you may have a shot!

[Smoke-N-Finn]

Was a joke, smarty

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[dmd113]

Was a joke, smarty

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I replied with one of my own!

[tannero]

Yep, great advice. The light works great!

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[bondouley]

We just use led light in a white bucket. Just dump in the stuff you want charged. It's been our experience that a dull glow is better than a bright glow on anything but flashers. We have spent a bunch of before light mornings in the last 2 yrs experimenting with this.

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[Fishwilly]

I bought some led black light uv strips and attached them in a cheap Stanley plastic toolbox. Then wrapped whole inside of toolbox with "mirror" vinyl wrap for maximum light reflection. Works like a charm.

[garrymny]

The problem I have is this: When I buy a spoon I take it out of the package and throw the package away. Then, I have NO IDEA what color it is, if it is glow, if it is UV, or what. 

[Fishwilly]

5 minutes ago, garrymny said:

The problem I have is this: When I buy a spoon I take it out of the package and throw the package away. Then, I have NO IDEA what color it is, if it is glow, if it is UV, or what. 

If its early morning and still kinda dark just hit the box with a flashlight for few seconds....you'll see which ones are glow

 

[garrymny]

thanks fishwilly. 

 

[Smoke-N-Finn]

With a UV light it is real easy to see any UV Spoons and Glow spoons;, with a regular flashlight you will only see glow.

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[lineman49]

We just used an old camera flash, 1-2 flashes would lite them up pretty good.