Need some help on the Yellow Perch up North Please!

[skiptomylu]

Thanks Tank 1,

I plan on making some 1/8 & 1/4 oz jigs for him and all the heads will be UV coated over the paint. Think all the paint will be bright, but even ones that are not will glow since the UV will be on them. I have some nice chenille that also has UV in it which I thin is going to be right down the right road after seeing everyone input. Maybe I will take a good picture to post under a Black light to show how they come out!

[Tank 1]

Thanks Tank 1,

I plan on making some 1/8 & 1/4 oz jigs for him and all the heads will be UV coated over the paint. Think all the paint will be bright, but even ones that are not will glow since the UV will be on them. I have some nice chenille that also has UV in it which I thin is going to be right down the right road after seeing everyone input. Maybe I will take a good picture to post under a Black light to show how they come out!

Have you noticed a difference with the UV as far as catching fish? I UV coated some of my ice fishing jigs last winter and didn't see much difference compared to non coated.

[skiptomylu]

To be totally honest I have had the stuff for a good while, but have not used it enough to know sorry to say. I do intend on using it a lot more to see how it does. You know I don't necessarily think it means something will bite it, but I do believe it's better for your jig to be seen which means if in a biting mood you have better odds to get bit. I did tie one on the last night fishing trip I went out on, but it was a horrible night and the wind has us rocking and rolling way too much so we gave up to early to find out much. However I did notice even using my green lights when I brought the jig up it was sure glowing Blue as the color of this head is blue when UV is on it unlike say Fl Chart which will glow green or Flame Red which will glow red. I only had one bite that night and it was on a jig with a UV coated head. SO who knows.

I also stock some of the UV Worm Dip for soft plastics and my neighbor bass fishes and does a few tournaments and had done some electrical work for me so I gave him a bottle. Well that next weekend they had a tournament and not was slow so about mid day he decided to try it out and dipped his worm and made a cast and caught the big bass for the tournament and won $1000 for it. So it is what it is and that is all I can say for now, but at some point I will have a better idea of what I think.