Charging up glow lures

[BARCHASER10]

I have always used an old 35MM camera flash to light up glow lures. I don't use it in bright sun but I think it helps in the morning or on dark days. But my last camera flash died. I used to buy old used ones for 10 bucks apiece but they are impossible to find now plus they don't last very long. So I bought a Rapala unit from Amazon. I haven't use it on the water but it sure lights up a squid in a dark room.

If you want to try one just go to Amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/Rapala-Charge-Glo ... rge+n+glow" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[Toni]

Is it big enough to put an 11 inch flasher in it?

[BARCHASER10]

No, its just big enuff for lures.

[Mike Carey]

Another option is goodwill. Just be sure to check it works as they likely don't test them.

[salmonbarry]

Hooked on toys sells an ultra violet black light that takes 4 AA batteries and is about 12" long and fits perfectly in my flasher box~ so I put what is going to be my first choice when I hit the water along with whatever glow lure I am using and give it a good charge before putting it on and works great! Not that I catch a lot of fish but at least gives them a good long glow! haha!

[Gringo Pescador]

I picked up a mini UV Flashlight (similar to this) a few years ago to test jig colors under UV. It works just as well to charge glow-stuff.

http://www.amazon.com/Blacklight-UV-Fla ... flashlight

[BARCHASER10]

My new toy worked well this AM, 4 Silvers and done by 9AM. Lit up the squids very well.