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A welcome to Fish Vision UV Paint


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I wanted to welcome one of our newest sponsors Fish Vision UV Paint. The best thing about Fish Vision UV Lure Paint is that it’s easy to use and NEVER needs recharging and never fades! It is 200 times brighter than glow paint. Just paint your jigs, lures, spinners and much more, let dry, and fish away!

If you look at the picture below, you can see exactly how Fish Vision works. The lure in the middle has been painted with Fish Vision UV Lure Paint. The lure on the left is a regular jig and the lure on the right is a glow jig. As the lures are lowered in water and viewed in UV (that’s how fish see), you can see how Fish Vision works as they are submerged deeper and deeper. Under 10 of water, you can barely see the lure on the left and right and under 20 feet of water, they basically disappear. But the patent pending Fish Vision painted lure is still bright and bold for the fish to see and bite at!

Fish Vision comes in many colors and complete pro kits are available. Pre painted UV STOP Sign lures and jigs are now available.

Fish Vision is a product of Reel Wings Decoy Co. and available by calling 1-701-365-8222 or visiting their HSOforum www.uvfishvision.com

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I used this product on some old jigging spoons I had because the glow paint on them had chipped. I was surprised how well this product seems to work. At 1st I thought it was just the action of the 1 spoon I was using but after using the other spoons I doctored up with this and having good success I figured it must be something to do with the UV.

So far Im a believer.

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