Replacement arrived!By the way, I did forget to mention that the original lure did have a decent strike however as most anglers will attest you can get a hit ruclips.net/user/postUgkxCbNOWAGmn6nfbCbJDmasvBq7J38KZNw2 and fish will hang on and release lure. I used the replacement lure yesterday and ran thru a Shimano Waxwing, Kastmaster, Bobber (set to sink). I found the does run deep (I casting on the flats 3.5'). Make sure you adjust your rate of retrieve and rod tip angle (up) to prevent getting snagged on bottom. Used it a couple of times and action was very lifelike (looked like local bait fish for trevally), craftsmanship very good....however eyeball fell out. I asked for replacement and it is on it's way! It was very easy to change out treble to single inline hook.
Would love to see some glow powder veins with normal colors on a swim bait or some glitter added to the glow powder too. I'm sure that this would have an ice fishing application for us up north in some pan fish molds
The glow works well fishing docks/lights at night. It increases the visual strike zone. Cast past the lit area through the lit area and then as the bait exits the lit area it is still glowing and will sometimes trigger a bite. The predator fish usually are hanging right on the outside of the lit area.
Most people use just a standard glow in the dark that glows green from what I’ve seen and already found out. I personally prefer glow in the dark only for panfish plastics never had much luck with them on anything else. If you ever get the chance try Lit powder from Stuart Semple by far the best glow powder I’ve used charge it and it’ll burn for 4-6 hours easily and sometimes it’ll burn for 8-10 depending on how well it’s charged. Happy Birthday.
Here is my personal run down of glow baits. I have used them for 35+ years in salt and fresh water. In saltwater they work amazing... to the point they made the "Lunker Lights" illegal in the PNW because they worked TO WELL. They were little glow sticks you put in surgical tubing right above your live bait. You are still allowed the glow powder type plastics which you super charge like you did. In fresh water you do NOT want to over saturate or super charge as that actually drives fish away unless it is just a tiny dot. They have the glow stick baits for ice fishing and glow tail baits for bass, many glow plastics for walleye but the trick is to just barely glow, enough to draw the eye but not be a glaring light to the walleye (bass don't care) and perch. I have been using the old school glow powders in my own baits since I started but only as an accent, these new powders are colored to the point I may start making smallmouth/walleye baits with them as smallies have a serious thing for the bubblegum colored baits, I could fish 24 hours a day with the violet powder smallies all day and wallies all night!
Thanks Chris for making those baits. Boy did they glow at night. The worm lure lit up your hand pretty well. I haven't fished at night. Happy "early" birthday to you!
wow they looks really awesome. would be very interresting if you will make a vid with these glow powder and the monster energy colours. monster energy 2.0 😀 About experience with glow colours... mostly i used the easy shiners from keitech in the colour horny shad (its a swiss custom colour) on a mountain lake and yeah they work especially for lake trout (namaycush). and i made much jigheads with powder colour. mostly i mixed black and green and just a little bit of glow powder. it has given a very nice effect but not too intence. the yellow perch really love this colour. and last but not least... happy birthday chris 🎂
I've done a lot of night fishing ever since my daughter was born cause it's when I'm able to get free time. I've done ny fair share of research and I use a glow dip on just the boots of a black buzz frog on a black buzzbait with no skirt. It's what the largest bass in florida was caught on. Was also at night as well. Not too sure if it has much of an effect or not but I feel like it helps add the confidence and gives you a better visual of where your baits at
Happy birthday! I have never used glow in the dark baits before, but I do use a uv (or black light) so I can watch my line. If you get something like the old Stren fishing line in clear/fluorescent blue your line will light up bright blue above the water so you can see your line jump or swim away when a fish hits your bait. It reminds me of Star Wars because it looks like a blue lightsaber sticking out of the water lol. Absolutely love fishing that way
Gorgeous colors, and work much better than I thought they would. I would think the best application for them (and this’ll probably be extremely unpopular) would be for panfish plastics. Ice fishing season is in full swing up here on Lake Erie, and lots of guys use glow in the dark tungsten jigs already, so the addition of the plastic seems like a natural. Also, maybe as the tail on a ribbon worm, claws on craws, or the backs of top water frogs. Great video as always, and have a Happy Birthday!!
We fish for salmon on Lake Michigan with glow in the dark spoons and use a separate old school camera flash to charge them every few casts. The camera flash is fast and effective. We’ve also use a uv flashlight
I make glow plastics for my local lake. To catch burbot and lake trout, through the ice mostly. I should have ordered my glow powder sooner, we just had the burbot bash this weekend. And didn’t get to use the new colors yet. Great video!
Happy Birthday! Mine is next Sunday. Baits looked great. Looking forward to a stick worm in Watermelon core shot with glow chartreuse and tip. How about a shad color (see thru brownish green) with a black core shot tip. Shad tails have that black tinge at the ends of their tails.
I got some glow in the dark soft shrimp lures I'm about to test out in the pond out back. I haven't caught any fish yet but I been practicing. I feel like if it was the ocean or a big lake, I'd catch fish all day.
Hey Chris if I was going to get like 3 molds just to remelt my plastics that break or tear what all would I need to get started, I’m not wanting to sell any I just want to make them to fish with and trying to save some old baits
I’ve used blue glow in the dark pop up sweetcorn for carp fishing here in the uk during the day on a cloudy day and murky water and had surprisingly good results, don’t just think that glow in the dark baits are for low light/ night fishing
Awesome demonstration I reckon a glow head and blood line and glow tail .I have glow in the dark Squid Flys # 4 to 1/0 for fly fishing in Pink and chaurtreuse
First off, happy birthday, Chris! Glow baits aren't just useful in salt and night fishing but any time there is low light penetration, whether it be from depth, shade, or stirred up sediment. Having said that, some glow in the Punch Bug, Stinger, or Ginger Ninja would be great when you are punching through your heavy Florida grass mats. Also, great for tannic water.
Ice fishing, tons of glow plastics and jigs for ice fishing. I am going to get some of the glow powders as I designed and cut a custom mold for ice fishing baits and all my buddies are on my case about getting glow baits.
Aye man love the channel! I think I found myself a new hobby! Those glows are nuts! Hey so if you don't mind me asking what would you recommend for budget colors?
What a cool video!! I love using glow plastics for ice fish all the time and this would be so great for walleye fishing some of the bigger dirty rivers here in Michigan. If you have small ice plastics molds that would be a cool video and I’ll most likely be making an order for some walleye plastics before spring! Great video as always.
UM= micrometer or micron and I assume refers to the size of the individual grains of powder in the bag. I have a glow in the dark hair jig- in bluegill colors- works pretty well in colder water sometimes. I can see glo-in-the-dark salt water baits working really well because bioluminescent life is common in saltwater- it's a natural color there.
Awesome Job as Always Chris Thanks for getting that video out so quick. Up here in Canada we use glow bait for ice fishing Keep up the great videos. 🍻. Oh. Trust me when I tell you this. It’s much Colder up here! 😂
Awesome video , love the glow baits. Happy Birthday to you, hope you enjoy your day and stay healthy and keep doing what you doing ! Because u mentiond that you dont know in what situation to use this kind of baits. In Germany we use them to targeting 'Zander' at the evening or night time, the 'Zander' is like your 'Walleye'. If the pigments gonna be available in Germany, i defnitly gonna grab me some of these.
Happy Birthday 🎈. love the glow powder!!! I would definitely use a Squid one. These would work for Tuna. White Seabass. and Swordfish on the west coast So. Cal. But more of a light glow in the dark. The Shimano Chartreuse Flatfall jig is a glow in the dark, They are very popular for tuna at night FYI. Also using a Florcent tube Daylight bulb is best.
That's awesome! 🙂 Love them both but my favorite is the swim bait or jerk bait! 🙂 Totally cool tho! Love to see them fished with but haven't ever fished with glowing baits at all. Happy birthday too by the way! 🙂
I was curious I just picked up some glow powder for jig heads and was wondering if its possible to use the powder in some plastisol or would it just get hard and ruin the plastic ?
If the powder is used to coat jig head and is heat sensitive like the protec powders that will ruin the plastic as once the powder gets heated it will harder like glass. You’ll ruin your plastic and most likely your injectors and molds. If it’s ONLY powder and not jig coating then you’re fine.
Now this was cool!!!! Light up your lure making 😁
Think that a triple laminate with the center color being a glow would be really nice
I have some glow mica ive been planning on trying in a core shot!
I'm really interested in wanting to do a review on your baits for my RUclips channel but I haven't been able to find out where you sell them
Make some crappie grubs with the glow colors would be nice
@@masonbrigman9334 only on my Instagram
Replacement arrived!By the way, I did forget to mention that the original lure did have a decent strike however as most anglers will attest you can get a hit ruclips.net/user/postUgkxCbNOWAGmn6nfbCbJDmasvBq7J38KZNw2 and fish will hang on and release lure. I used the replacement lure yesterday and ran thru a Shimano Waxwing, Kastmaster, Bobber (set to sink). I found the does run deep (I casting on the flats 3.5'). Make sure you adjust your rate of retrieve and rod tip angle (up) to prevent getting snagged on bottom. Used it a couple of times and action was very lifelike (looked like local bait fish for trevally), craftsmanship very good....however eyeball fell out. I asked for replacement and it is on it's way! It was very easy to change out treble to single inline hook.
Would love to see some glow powder veins with normal colors on a swim bait or some glitter added to the glow powder too. I'm sure that this would have an ice fishing application for us up north in some pan fish molds
Totally agree
The glow works well fishing docks/lights at night. It increases the visual strike zone. Cast past the lit area through the lit area and then as the bait exits the lit area it is still glowing and will sometimes trigger a bite. The predator fish usually are hanging right on the outside of the lit area.
This was awesome! I just got my DOP glow powders in today and can’t wait to see how they come out!
What are your favorites out of the options of colors?
Man I asked you about glowing core shots months ago. I'm so excited to see what you come up with. Your amazing man. From your fan Cody
It’s great for muddy water!
Most people use just a standard glow in the dark that glows green from what I’ve seen and already found out. I personally prefer glow in the dark only for panfish plastics never had much luck with them on anything else. If you ever get the chance try Lit powder from Stuart Semple by far the best glow powder I’ve used charge it and it’ll burn for 4-6 hours easily and sometimes it’ll burn for 8-10 depending on how well it’s charged. Happy Birthday.
Here is my personal run down of glow baits. I have used them for 35+ years in salt and fresh water. In saltwater they work amazing... to the point they made the "Lunker Lights" illegal in the PNW because they worked TO WELL. They were little glow sticks you put in surgical tubing right above your live bait. You are still allowed the glow powder type plastics which you super charge like you did. In fresh water you do NOT want to over saturate or super charge as that actually drives fish away unless it is just a tiny dot. They have the glow stick baits for ice fishing and glow tail baits for bass, many glow plastics for walleye but the trick is to just barely glow, enough to draw the eye but not be a glaring light to the walleye (bass don't care) and perch. I have been using the old school glow powders in my own baits since I started but only as an accent, these new powders are colored to the point I may start making smallmouth/walleye baits with them as smallies have a serious thing for the bubblegum colored baits, I could fish 24 hours a day with the violet powder smallies all day and wallies all night!
Very cool observations thanks for sharing your experience...
Amazing! Glow in the dark powder for the win!! Those hand pours were perfect too. 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks Ashley
Those are absolutely awesome Chris, HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
I’m super excited about these glow powders. I hope to see some more of it on your channel.
And happy birthday bro!
love it, I use a lot of glow powders in my saltwater tubes. i feel adding the glow effect really helps attract fish in the deep dark water
Definitely seems popular in saltwater
Thanks Chris for making those baits. Boy did they glow at night. The worm lure lit up your hand pretty well. I haven't fished at night. Happy "early" birthday to you!
Thanks
wow they looks really awesome. would be very interresting if you will make a vid with these glow powder and the monster energy colours. monster energy 2.0 😀
About experience with glow colours... mostly i used the easy shiners from keitech in the colour horny shad (its a swiss custom colour) on a mountain lake and yeah they work especially for lake trout (namaycush). and i made much jigheads with powder colour. mostly i mixed black and green and just a little bit of glow powder. it has given a very nice effect but not too intence. the yellow perch really love this colour. and last but not least... happy birthday chris 🎂
Haha monster 2.0
Happy birthday 🍰🎉🥂 !! Cool colors 🤩
These will make some awesome crappie baits! Happy birthday Chris!
Happy birthday…. Great channel and great messages. Thanks for your sharing with all of us. Take care and tight lines.
Happy Birthday sir !!
Awesome Glow Party !
I fish alot of deep water up here in PA. I think it would get some good attention. Happy birthday again buddy.
Happy birthday and thanks for you videos I appreciate all you are teaching me
I've done a lot of night fishing ever since my daughter was born cause it's when I'm able to get free time. I've done ny fair share of research and I use a glow dip on just the boots of a black buzz frog on a black buzzbait with no skirt. It's what the largest bass in florida was caught on. Was also at night as well. Not too sure if it has much of an effect or not but I feel like it helps add the confidence and gives you a better visual of where your baits at
Happy birthday! I have never used glow in the dark baits before, but I do use a uv (or black light) so I can watch my line. If you get something like the old Stren fishing line in clear/fluorescent blue your line will light up bright blue above the water so you can see your line jump or swim away when a fish hits your bait. It reminds me of Star Wars because it looks like a blue lightsaber sticking out of the water lol. Absolutely love fishing that way
Happy birthday! Your work on this channel is really helping me build my own hobby business, thanks you so much for what you do here!
My pleasure
Happy birthday! Thanks for the great vids
Gorgeous colors, and work much better than I thought they would. I would think the best application for them (and this’ll probably be extremely unpopular) would be for panfish plastics. Ice fishing season is in full swing up here on Lake Erie, and lots of guys use glow in the dark tungsten jigs already, so the addition of the plastic seems like a natural. Also, maybe as the tail on a ribbon worm, claws on craws, or the backs of top water frogs. Great video as always, and have a Happy Birthday!!
Seems to be a hit with ice fishing crowd
We fish for salmon on Lake Michigan with glow in the dark spoons and use a separate old school camera flash to charge them every few casts. The camera flash is fast and effective. We’ve also use a uv flashlight
Thanks for the tips. This was very helpful!
I make glow plastics for my local lake. To catch burbot and lake trout, through the ice mostly. I should have ordered my glow powder sooner, we just had the burbot bash this weekend. And didn’t get to use the new colors yet. Great video!
Super fun video! Thanks! Happy birthday! I hope you had a great day!!!
Thanks Mike
Happy Birthday! Mine is next Sunday. Baits looked great. Looking forward to a stick worm in Watermelon core shot with glow chartreuse and tip. How about a shad color (see thru brownish green) with a black core shot tip. Shad tails have that black tinge at the ends of their tails.
I got some glow in the dark soft shrimp lures I'm about to test out in the pond out back. I haven't caught any fish yet but I been practicing. I feel like if it was the ocean or a big lake, I'd catch fish all day.
Hey Chris if I was going to get like 3 molds just to remelt my plastics that break or tear what all would I need to get started, I’m not wanting to sell any I just want to make them to fish with and trying to save some old baits
I’ve used blue glow in the dark pop up sweetcorn for carp fishing here in the uk during the day on a cloudy day and murky water and had surprisingly good results, don’t just think that glow in the dark baits are for low light/ night fishing
Happy Birthday sir! ! Holy dayglo colors, WOW!! Dyin to throw these deepwater!
For someone just starting out what would be a couple of molds to start with
The only time I've had experience with glow plastics is during ice fishing season here in New Mexico but they work great!!!
Great stuff man!! Where do you get your custom bags?
Awesome great stuff as always ++
Happy Birthday!!
🥳Happy Birthday brother!🥳
The Pigments look great.
Awesome demonstration I reckon a glow head and blood line and glow tail .I have glow in the dark Squid Flys # 4 to 1/0 for fly fishing in Pink and chaurtreuse
Hey we use glow tubes and twister tails when we ice fish, work best when the ice is covered with snow.
Nice!!
Those pigments are really neat! I wonder how they would perform here in Indiana?
Happy Birthday, Chris!
Have to try them out I guess
WoW seriously that is so freaking cool! I love seeing videos like this kinda out of the ordinary, thank you so much for sharing.
🙏🙏
Great vid but random question. How should I transfer the plastisol from a five gallon bucket to the Pyrex?
Happy Birthday to you. To Tom, Fair winds and following seas. Great baits, never fished with glow baits. They look pretty cool.
First off, happy birthday, Chris! Glow baits aren't just useful in salt and night fishing but any time there is low light penetration, whether it be from depth, shade, or stirred up sediment. Having said that, some glow in the Punch Bug, Stinger, or Ginger Ninja would be great when you are punching through your heavy Florida grass mats. Also, great for tannic water.
Interesting..I always thought it was a night thing mostly
Happy Birthday, I was born Jan 31st LOL! Have a great day and thanks for this great video. Definitely will buy some glow powder for Walleye fishing.
Ice fishing, tons of glow plastics and jigs for ice fishing. I am going to get some of the glow powders as I designed and cut a custom mold for ice fishing baits and all my buddies are on my case about getting glow baits.
Aye man love the channel! I think I found myself a new hobby! Those glows are nuts! Hey so if you don't mind me asking what would you recommend for budget colors?
What a cool video!! I love using glow plastics for ice fish all the time and this would be so great for walleye fishing some of the bigger dirty rivers here in Michigan. If you have small ice plastics molds that would be a cool video and I’ll most likely be making an order for some walleye plastics before spring! Great video as always.
I make walleye baits and can make them glow, I'm from MN
Hope your going to do more vids with norm in the future, great video.
Night bass fishing is something I need to try
You sent me how these turned out a couple days ago. This is absolutely insane!!!!!
That was cool to see done. Looking forward to seeing other baits done with this stuff
Thanks
UM= micrometer or micron and I assume refers to the size of the individual grains of powder in the bag. I have a glow in the dark hair jig- in bluegill colors- works pretty well in colder water sometimes. I can see glo-in-the-dark salt water baits working really well because bioluminescent life is common in saltwater- it's a natural color there.
Awesome Job as Always Chris Thanks for getting that video out so quick. Up here in Canada we use glow bait for ice fishing Keep up the great videos. 🍻. Oh. Trust me when I tell you this. It’s much Colder up here! 😂
Haha I'll bet .I'd be pretty uncomfortable
Happy birthday. Awesome video
I’m the north west we use glow in the dark tubes when fishing 200 feet “ish” down for Lakers. Also glow spoons trolling, especially at night
I honestly had my doubts since Ive used like 3 different glow powder brands, but this stuff looks awesome! Keep the content comin my guy!!
It's very good stuff I'd say
Happy Birthday love the glow powder would definitely like to see more videos with these
Thank you
If you add any type of colorant too the batch will it cover up the glow in the baits? Was gonna try to get a bolder color out of them.
Awesome video , love the glow baits.
Happy Birthday to you, hope you enjoy your day and stay healthy and keep doing what you doing !
Because u mentiond that you dont know in what situation to use this kind of baits.
In Germany we use them to targeting 'Zander' at the evening or night time, the 'Zander' is like your 'Walleye'.
If the pigments gonna be available in Germany, i defnitly gonna grab me some of these.
That's cool...Zander are awesome
Have you tried doing glowing core shot crappie baits?
Mind Glowing!
is this the same as the uncut UV neon powder they offer. And can you explain the benefits for stained water I have here in Tx
What is the best dead on orange for a bluegill belly
We use the glow baits more for ice fishing up here in Minnesota.
I don't know if you've done this, but you should separate your pucks into two groups, melt each group separately, then make a swirl
Glow plastics are amazing for ice fishing as well
That's what I am starting to hear
The possibilities are endless you have opened up a new can of worms lol
Speckled trout along the Texas coast will chase down a glowing paddle tail in a heartbeat.
Holy how long do they hold there glow? That would be amazing for ice fishing plastics.
This was perfect timing, I just got some of the yellow green Glow powder in. Can't wait to play around and see what happens.
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Happy birtday 2u! Think so now and then about al the glow IND. Realy intresting hmmmm😉
Happy birthday your channel is awesome the glow is cool where can I buy the real motor oil red color thank you
MF manufacturing makes.it
Happy Birthday 🎈. love the glow powder!!! I would definitely use a Squid one. These would work for Tuna. White Seabass. and Swordfish on the west coast So. Cal. But more of a light glow in the dark. The Shimano Chartreuse Flatfall jig is a glow in the dark, They are very popular for tuna at night FYI. Also using a Florcent tube Daylight bulb is best.
🙏🙏
Would these be effective in natural sunlight?
Love the vids keep it up
Happy Birthday Chris!!
Where can i buy some of your lures? Id live to buy some of the glow in the dark swim baits( paddle tail) for my dad for fathers day
awesome.....Happy Birthday
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thx for another awesome vid 😎
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Hey, what do you think about the shooting star heating machine.
They are great for doing larger production
Do you know where I can find one.
That's awesome! 🙂 Love them both but my favorite is the swim bait or jerk bait! 🙂 Totally cool tho! Love to see them fished with but haven't ever fished with glowing baits at all. Happy birthday too by the way! 🙂
Thanks Nickie
i do a 1/4 teaspoon glow to 1 cup of plastic. and thats works great
Those baits look so sweet, I'll have to get me some of those glow powders
Absolutely
@@WorldsWorstFishing be great for ice fishing here in Colorado!
Again … 👏💥💪🤩 #amazing .
Mite just have to giver a go. 👍
We use a lot of glow in the dark up here
Mostly crappie and walleye thru the ice 🧊
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That's cool
Those jerkbaits are my fav they will definitely slay but the worms look awesome also..great job its definitely a different style to create
Wonder how this would work mixed in thread epoxy
Happy birthday great video
Those are awesome!
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Who's Tom Brady?
Haha happy birthday 🎂
Where did you get the powder from?
@@THEVMAN548 dead On Plastix
@@WorldsWorstFishingthank you!
Oh great! Now there is gonna be a shortage of glow powders! Hahaha
Happy Birthday man🤙
Lol
I was curious I just picked up some glow powder for jig heads and was wondering if its possible to use the powder in some plastisol or would it just get hard and ruin the plastic ?
Should work
If the powder is used to coat jig head and is heat sensitive like the protec powders that will ruin the plastic as once the powder gets heated it will harder like glass. You’ll ruin your plastic and most likely your injectors and molds. If it’s ONLY powder and not jig coating then you’re fine.
I got my 1st double digit striped bass on a DUO that I put glow stickers on
I use glow tails for catching trout. Sometimes I catch random catfish and panfish.
This would be sweet for ice fishing!
Happy birthday buddy!!!!
Thank you
I bet this would be killer for ice fishing plastics
Oh yeah
@@WorldsWorstFishing Glow is very common for Icefishing, and works well.