Glow in the dark?

[allymeagan]

I was killing time at walmart and picked up a few things to try: a buckshot, magic bean, and 1/8 oz jig heads, all glow in the dark.  Does anyone actually have more success with glow in the dark than regular jigs? Is there a time of day, ie after sunset, that they work better, or for a particular fish species?

There's a possibility I'll get out in about a week if temps stay good, but in the meantime, what's everyone else's experience been with them? Yeah or nay?

[spoonfeeder01]

They have their place for sure, low light, stained water or deep water jigging for me if it doesnt glo, it doesnt go!

[Idahogator]

Well, glow jigs.

Do you have a plan for how to make them glow ?       

This might help:      Charge your glow jigs

[just_a_beer_man]

Cant beat em.  I use mainly tungston anymore but glow jigs are dynomite. 

[Jiggin-Johnny]

It is very rare I'll use jigs that don't glow.   You do need a good way of charging it though.

[Idahogator]

It is very rare I'll use jigs that don't glow.   You do need a good way of charging it though.

Are you close to Ypsi ?     

There is a link above to another thread and there, you'll find another link to Lure Lightning.   It'll glow some of your jigs that you didn't know had the glow feature.       

[NanookofN-MN]

I have really started to like the new red and blue glowing jigs.  Red seems to be a great color for crappies.