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I was so glad to get these from him and just love what he comes up with. Lets compare under the black light to just regular lights. I just think it's so cool to look at the difference.
Skip
http://i1186.photobucket.com/albums/...s/DSC06098.jpg
http://i1186.photobucket.com/albums/...s/DSC06083.jpg
1/32 Oz. Roadrunner with Peacock tail under a black light & then no black light.
http://i1186.photobucket.com/albums/...s/DSC06173.jpg
http://i1186.photobucket.com/albums/...s/DSC06177.jpg
Jigs...
Aww come on Don... Say it aint so...
Bowfin47
HA! Nice looking stuff!
Kyle
Sorry, it is so. LOL I tied these up for Skip as a special rope-dub tutorial, so he'd have some samples to go by, using different materials.
He supplied the jigs and blades, and is doing a great job of photographing the UV versions under black light compared to reg. light.
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While it is a jig, it's only 1/32 Oz. and will catch most anything that swims and bites. Just very cool how it all changes when we use a black light to see the fluoresce of some colors and maybe why fish like them better. We can not see UV or Flo colors glow, but we can't see UV effect except with a black light and fish don't need a black light since they can see UV colors.Quote:
Originally Posted by bowfin47
It's like in this other thread I posted, if you look at the little black head jig with white body and tail in the #2 picture Don posted above it's the same jig in the bottom picture in this post....
http://www.flyanglersonline.com/bb/s...-Rope-Dub-Work
Amazing how it changes the look huh?
Skip
Picture 2 was my favorite, great job!