08-26-2022, 03:11 PM
I should have been clearer. Spin-n-glo and Wobble-glo are the correct spellings for the two lures (Originally Wardens) that used to be sold by Yakima Bait Company. I don't hand craft them.
Glow is the wrong terminology for what the lures I choose do. When UV light hits them they produce light, they fluoresce (as opposed to reflect) light. In stained and deep water most of the light waves that are able to penetrate are the higher energy wavelengths like UV. So a lure that lights up when struck by UV is brighter than those that reflect lower energy wavelengths. Especially when the visable light doesn't penetrate the in the stained water much.
Most of my color choices do not give off light unless they are currently being struck by UV, so you can't charge them and have a benefit at night like "glow" lures do.
I hope that is better explained
Glow is the wrong terminology for what the lures I choose do. When UV light hits them they produce light, they fluoresce (as opposed to reflect) light. In stained and deep water most of the light waves that are able to penetrate are the higher energy wavelengths like UV. So a lure that lights up when struck by UV is brighter than those that reflect lower energy wavelengths. Especially when the visable light doesn't penetrate the in the stained water much.
Most of my color choices do not give off light unless they are currently being struck by UV, so you can't charge them and have a benefit at night like "glow" lures do.
I hope that is better explained