etc... Glow in Dark Spoons. (One loooong lasting~)
Those Rattle lures + glow in dark paint !! (your'll be the only one catching salmon at night
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Glow In Dark Lures
Started by MikeyMikey, Sep 04 2007 02:22 AM
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MikeyMikey
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Posted 04 September 2007 - 02:22 AM
Can you make some kick ass Glow In Dark Lures?
etc... Glow in Dark Spoons. (One loooong lasting~)
Those Rattle lures + glow in dark paint !! (your'll be the only one catching salmon at night
etc... Glow in Dark Spoons. (One loooong lasting~)
Those Rattle lures + glow in dark paint !! (your'll be the only one catching salmon at night
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Posted 06 September 2007 - 02:02 PM
Its funny you mention that, because I'm in the midst of making a glow-in-the-dark 1/8oz. spinnerbait, originally I was making it for night-time bassin or pickeral fishing, ordered the glow-in-the-dark components a few days ago should have a bait within a few weeks. Maybe you could try it out at the pier for me If you want to make a spoon, if that's what you're into, you can get spoon blanks at luremaking.com & few other sites. With spoons its a bit different, because you have to powder paint them with the glow-in-the-dark powder paint (you can get it at luremaking.com). Spoons or spoon blanks usually come polished & laquer coated, so that is why you have to use powder paint, not vinyl paint because the finish wouldn't look as good. The thing is I never really liked using powder paint, in order to use it, you have to heat it up with an oven or a candle etc.
If you want to make a spoon, if that's what you're into, you can get spoon blanks at luremaking.com & few other sites. With spoons its a bit different, because you have to powder paint them with the glow-in-the-dark powder paint (you can get it at luremaking.com). Spoons or spoon blanks usually come polished & laquer coated, so that is why you have to use powder paint, not vinyl paint because the finish wouldn't look as good. The thing is I never really liked using powder paint, in order to use it, you have to heat it up with an oven or a candle etc.
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Posted 06 September 2007 - 10:34 PM
it'd be cool to make your own spoons.
i find that the little cleos i use have the paint chipping away pretty fast.
i find that the little cleos i use have the paint chipping away pretty fast.
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Posted 07 September 2007 - 07:41 PM
Hey there...
This is what I want...
A Lure which has best of both world... Glow In Dark + Rattling !
http://www.basspro.c... ... 00_100-5-1
Can you turn this lure into Full Glow In Dark ???
It's all I want !
Make some... visit the pier every day and start selling dude !!
Come on!
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I've applied those GlowInDark tapes for fishing related... but once it hits the water too much,,, it start to peel off and ... it just ins't good.
This is what I want...
A Lure which has best of both world... Glow In Dark + Rattling !
http://www.basspro.c... ... 00_100-5-1
Can you turn this lure into Full Glow In Dark ???
It's all I want !
Make some... visit the pier every day and start selling dude !!
Come on!
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I've applied those GlowInDark tapes for fishing related... but once it hits the water too much,,, it start to peel off and ... it just ins't good.
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Posted 07 September 2007 - 08:52 PM
i saw in walmart 3 bucks a piece
http://www.ngcsports..._light_fish.cfm
http://www.ultimatef... ... ber06.html
http://www.ngcsports..._light_fish.cfm
http://www.ultimatef... ... ber06.html
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Posted 07 September 2007 - 11:55 PM
Well there you go you have a pm.
you have a pm.
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Posted 08 September 2007 - 12:44 PM
Batteries not included... maybe they are but...
Still... I think Glow Paint is more practical, no?
How about a lure where I can insert one of those GlowStick that you put on the tip of your rod? Now that is a kick ass idea!
Snypa! Make it Happen!!
Still... I think Glow Paint is more practical, no?
How about a lure where I can insert one of those GlowStick that you put on the tip of your rod? Now that is a kick ass idea!
Snypa! Make it Happen!!
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Posted 08 September 2007 - 06:09 PM
just glue it to your cleo
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