Do glow in the dark Jigs work ?

[LoveIce]

For what kind of fish,darkwater or clear,Make your own?

[rgfixit]

Yes they work.
I would not be without them on the ice. Any color water...any time of day. I buy my jigs...I tie my flies.

RG

[arrowhead]

I use glow jigs about 90% of the time! I think they are awesome. No matter what the conditions are, or water clarity they produce fish!

   arrowhead

[DipLip]

Count me in too. These things catch fish. They don't always need to be glowing intensley, either. Even a subtle glow can work well. In the open water season, lake trout, rainbows and salmon have all seem to like them where I fish too. From flatlining in spring right down to off the downrigger later in summer.

[Fish Monger]

Hmmmmmmmmmm, I never took them seriously before.

[LoneWolf]

I've had mixed results with glow jigs. Sometimes the glow jigs actually stopped the fish from hitting and other times it actually seemed to be all they would hit. I guess it's like all lures and techniques - what works one day may not the next !  

[LoveIce]

Thanks fat boy that was good reading

[big walleye]

  loveice they work great on lakes that have poor water clarity. Do not ie on clear lakes as they actually spook the fish. they are worth investing in.

[duck doctor]

#7 swedish pimple nickle/glow is my "go to" jig for lakers in any water depth.

[jigginstick]

I like glow jigs at night for crappie, it really seems to make a difference. If you charge them with a jig flash or camera flash they seem to glow brighter and longer.

[rodger]

custom jigs and spin at the top of the page when you click on is the great lures of the century. i have used them for four years and there glow is great. they catch fish when nothing else will. dont be fooled by the rest....try the best. i also like the flash over the light. looking to buy a new flash for a spare so if you know who still sells them let me know.         rodger

[Fat Boy]

I can't speak for the bodies of water where Big Walleye fishes, so what he may experience there could be a regional thing or maybe something else is spooking them.

But on the waters that I fish, the clear waters of Pennsylvania, glow lures catch fish, lots of them.  They don't spook them, they attract them and catch them.  And I don't mean a fish here and a fish there.  I catch fish on them when others don't, all day long, and at night too, and lot's of fish.  I also can't speak for how walleye behave with these jigs because I rarely fish specifically for them and don't have much experience with them.  I have caught walleyes on them.  But, I'd bet that they would work just as well, simply because I rarely see fish scared on my flasher when using them.  

[rodger]

i met a fellow on wilhelm on first ice, we chewed the fat and i put him on to the glow lures. the next time i seen him all of his fish came on glow lures including the walleye. the lure he used was a marmooska in glow green. the glow lures are great.     rodger

[Ottawa_fish]

I still have mixed feelings about them. Sometimes they seem
to work better, particularly in a low light conditions and very
deep. I wish some of them had less glowing paint though.

[LoveIce]

I just went on e-bay and got uncut pureeee glow poder glows 14 hours uncut 1 onze 10 bucks wow this stuff is bright I will mix it with I grade clear finger nail polish and put it on my fav. jigs thanks guys,Go on e-bay punch in glow powder in every color wow thanks guys

[fishmann]

I use glow a lot, but have a different question regarding them. I've never used one of the small handheld charging lights, I've always used an old camera flash. Anyone have experience with both? I can't see that the keychain types could be any better than a camera flash, but then again, they may have a tuned wavelength just for glow in the dark paint. Anyone?

[rodger]

i do have both but prefer the flash.

[zoom]

fatboy about sumed it up