Thread: How Many Here Would Want To Learn My Glow Jigs?

Patiently waiting, thanks Skip!!

This should be very interesting to learn. "Skip's Secret" is about to be revealed. Hope we have the patience to wait. Just curious, but........... what compelled you to
reveal your secret?

Originally Posted by RetiredRR

This should be very interesting to learn. "Skip's Secret" is about to be revealed. Hope we have the patience to wait. Just curious, but........... what compelled you to
reveal your secret?

Well I don't tie near as much as I use to for others and I tried to talk to a couple companies. One I know the guy pretty well and they didn't see how to market them on a shelve and I am just tired of even thinking about that any more. I have thought about this for a long time now, very long time and just decided I would perfer to see everyone be able to do this for themselves than to let it die or let someone else like a company have it for them. I have sold a good many, but it's never been one of my biggest selling jigs. Maybe people don't appreciate the cost and time that goes onto them and maybe they just are use to jigs that fall apart after a few fish like a soft plastic does, but this is totally different and is bullet proof, so to speak. In the end mainly just want others to be able to do this for themselves. I will probably see if a couple of fly boards I use to post on want it also. If so they should have a whole new thing to play with.

Originally Posted by skiptomylu

I am almost done getting it ready. All written and most pictures taken and most of these is just to give you an example of what the things I use look like at different time. So very soon I will be ready to share this and actually right now I am making me a Roadrunner or Pony Head Jig to use next spring. I think even in water under 10' which is where I spend a lot of time in spring, they should still do well as it doesn't have to be totally dark to see it. All my pictures of them were taken with my overhead light on and just holding the jigs under my table in the shade.

Should I post the photo of the UV light we use or will you Skip?

You can post one, I have 2 different ones so can still post a pic of the other ones. For sure the UV light makes charging a flash!

Originally Posted by skiptomylu

You can post one, I have 2 different ones so can still post a pic of the other ones. For sure the UV light makes charging a flash!

This UV light is not cheap but it is the best one for the job. I got mine at Cabelas...stock number 1K-323089

That one is a nice one and the 2nd most powerful one I know of. However the next step up is pretty high cost for a flash light when retail hits about $60. These will charge that jig so bright so fast it's crazy.

Just saw this this morning and I would like to learn how also!