I know I ramble on and on....
I am not trying to tell you buy my jig and dont buy Gulp! ..... I am only trying to suggest that you add some sort of UV to your presentation for better results.
I put my daughter on a boat, with a UV Jig and watched her out fish 5 guys. My son has won several "fun bets" doing the same. I have jokingly pissed off many guys doing the same.
Thats why I say I will fish side by side, with the same exact item, and loser has to publicly eat crow when its over.
This is something thats been 3 to 4 years of questions, misunderstandings, mistakes and learning for me. I did not stumble upon it 2 months ago. I came out swinging with it because of the false advertising by select brands. We have been trying to fully understand it for some time now. All I can honestly say is that any UV jig/lure out fishes the same product without the UV treatment. These results are overwhelming.
Fluorescence also helps catch fish. But the combination of the 2 merged together is deadly!
After my novel here.... I hope its clear on my intentions and what I am attempting to get out. At no point have I said MY ITEMS, BUY FROM ME, MINE IS BEST or anything like that. I am pushing guys to items of brands that I do not even sell.
And.... I am not attacking Hammer4Reel either. Although I am doubting the rep that fed him false information, but again.... thats why I started this. Theres too much BS out there from guys who have no clue.
I have a solid customer base of charter guys around the country for halibut, tuna, cod, grouper over the last 2 years who return to us month after month for UV items. These guys are on the water daily.... I trust them over a guy sitting in an office very day.
There is false info on both sides of the argument. For example: There are studies claiming UV only penetrates 200', others at 100', some at 2500' ( no way on that one)...... what I can tell you from experience and the actual catching of fish is that it works to about 600- 650' that we have proved.... Everything else is just hear say for me.
