Glow Devil Jigging Spoons!!!!

[Scenic]

The Glow Devil Jigging Spoons represent the action of an injured minnow that is unable to escape. Often times fish will eat something if it is in their faces but they do not want to pursue or chase their food very aggressively.

This spoon has a quick drop and is also quick to become neutral. This is helpful for the fish that are often times either not all that hungry or are not in the mood to chase their food. When jigged the Glow Devil Jigging Spoon draws their attention with its action and colors and then can be jigged right in their faces. If you see a fish on your locators looking at your presentation but it will not hit, simply tease that fish by jigging the spoon lightly. The spoon will flip and flutter around for the time you are jigging it and then return right in the face of this fish. With the spoon tipped with any type of bait the bait provides smell which further enhances the desire for a fish to eat it.

Another benefit to the Glow Devil Jigging Spoon is that often times the fast fluttering drop will cause impulse competition. Often time we have seen where several fish have came off the bottom to meet the presentation. You see them competing to see which one can get to the lure first. Fish will often times hit a lure simply on impulse. They will strike not always just to eat but often times just to prevent another fish from getting it first. Once they have it in their mouths they will either just simply hold it in there until they are hungry or they will spit it out.

Watch for the upcoming article “Spoon Feeding”!!

Good luck!!
Jeff

[Guest]

Whats the differance between a spike and a eurolavae? I thought they were both maggots.

[Guest]

I have not tried the Red or Blue glow yet. I have one of each sitting here waiting to get used though. The Red Glow is amazing. When Jeff told me about this one last year I couldn't figure out how it was going to glow as brite of Red as Jeff talked about. But, it is really amazing how brite red that little Glow Devil Glows. You really have to see it to believe it. I am sure it will be a hit not only in stained water but in clear lakes as well. I had ice on the puddles in my driveway this weekend so it can't be long now. Scott Steil

[Crappieman]

Ok, I loved at these and they looked like Angle eyes spoons. What is the difference?

[Twitter]

Scott, I'm with you !! Just got my Glow Devils when I got home from the weekend and I was AMAZED at how bright the RED glowed !!
In full light the red looks to be a sort of pink or almost beige, but turn the lights out and the flourescent BRIGHT RED glow was AMAZING !! I've never seen a red glow in the dark paint that was so intense.
I can hardly wait to try them out on LOW and URL.
Twitter

[Guest]

Crappieman, they are really not even close to an Angel Eye. The Angel Eye & Angel Eye Jr. are very light spoons that have a unique flutter on descend.

The Glow Devils fish quite a bit heavier and have action that is more typical of a jigging spoon on descend. However, there are three differences between a Glow Devil and any other jigging spoon. The Glow Devils have:

1) Better Paint
2) A Better Hook
3) A design that will catch more fish

Scott Steil

[Drake]

Do you think the Glow Devil will perform as well on the crappies at Upper Red (or when we are jumbo perch fishing) as the angel eyes or do you think the angel eye jr.'s are more the right size/weight. Can't wait to get our order in...we have heard some great reports on the angel eyes and are looking forward to trying them out!

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[Guest]

Drake, During the tournament on Red last year my partner was using the Pink/Glow- Angel Eye and I was using the small Perch/Glow- Glow Devil. They each caught a lot of nice slabs, but the Glow Devil caught a lot more walleye and perch. I only made it up to Red three times last year but the glow devil worked every time. I would imagine the ALL GLOW one will be a hit this year on Red. Scott Steil

[Scenic]

Glad you guys are happy with your purchase of the Glow Devil Jigging Spoons. These spoons are a quality spoon that has our unique paint finish and VMC blood red hooks. The red glow you like so well glows extremely bright because we use twice the recommended pigment. You guys indicated that you wanted bright glows and paint that will stay on. You got them now!!

Hoping for ice!!!!!!!!!!!
Good Luck
Jeff

[Pherris]

Has anyone tried these in open water?

[Guest]

Jeff,

I have a question, what are the lengths of each sizes of these lures? Just the length of the body. Thanks!!!

[Scenic]

St.Louis River,

The lengths of the Glow Devil Jigging spoon are: 1/4 oz - 1 3/4"
1/8 oz - 1 1/4"

Jeff

[Guest]

While jigging mille lacs last year, I used a similar lure that doesn't come in nearly as many colors. 90% of my fish where caught on this lure. If I would have had this selection I would have been unstopable. Take one these babies and tip it with the smallest liveliest minnow through the lips and you're in with the ultimate jiggin machine. Now I just have to convince my self to buy some of the glowdevils instead of paying 2 bucks a piece for the other ones.

[Rick]

Just thought I'd put up a link to see these babies on this page.

They are flying off the shelves at a pretty quick pace. Hope you can keep up with the orders Ray, Holly, & Jeff.

Click here to see the Glow Devils

[Sheephead]

I ordered my Glow-Devils last weekend, How long does it take to get them? I'm waiting like a little kid on X-Mas for them!!

[Scenic]

Sheephead

All orders that were placed last weekend have been processed. Watch your mail box the next couple days. Post office says 1-3 days.

Jeff Beckwith

[Drake]

Hey Jeff~Can you drop me an e-mail? Thanks!
Diane ([email protected])

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Drake Motel
drakemotel.com
(888)253-8501
[email protected]

[CNY Tim]

That spoon looks awfully familiar to the shearwater thumper spoons I use. In clear water I do best with the blue/nickle and nickle back, also the green/glow for the perch in the stained water lake I fish here in NY. I want a catalog so I can order. The devils spoons pricing is unbelievable compared to what I paid for my thumpers. There what I have been looking for at an unbelievable price... I want to order now!

I just ordered two of the 1/8 oz. cards.... Can't wait till they arrive. Your saving me some cash fella's appreciate it.

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[Guest]

Has anyone had a chance to try the Glow Devils yet? They work well in open water also. Our last time up to LOW, my wife did real well jigging them over the rocks. She was using the Perch/Glow and it was outfishing everything else I tried. Both walleye and smallies! Unfortunatly the wind blew the next three days and we never did get back to that bite. Scott Steil

[Guest]

I use the 1/8 ounce and they may be small but they work. The hooks are slightly over-sized and give you a lot of hooking power. You will be glad you bought them. It is that small size that makes them so effective during the dead of the winter. Sometimes it is hard to get those finicky mid-winter walleye to bite on a larger jigging spoon. The Glow Devils seemed to work all year long.

They worked on First Ice in NE South Dakota and kept working right through Auger Extension season on LOW. Keep us posted. Scott Steil

[Guest]

ScottS
I'm a newbie on this forum & i couln't resist the glow devil's
Ordered 3 cards & some angel eyes to boot
Seems like i've been waiting for ice since sometime in the 70's
my addiction to ice started out west years ago mostly trout. I remember when it was unusual to see more than 3 or 4 guys out on the ice in the high country.
Now i'm in the midwest & fish mostly eye's, perch & crappie.
I been hooked on glow jigs since i got my first moonglow 5 or 6 years ago. anymore thats all i use.
I'll try the little devils soon as it freezes up & send a post to let you how i did
going to devils lake again this christmas & they should be killer on jumbo's & eye's
Fish on!!!!!1
coldpole

[Guest]

ScottS, I hope they work for me as well as they work for you. After reading about how good these lures are, I was hooked into buying a set. I was going to add to my angel eye collection, but your testimonial persuaded me otherwise. Actually, this is a good price for a dozen glow lures. I'll be sure to brag on this forum this winter after I use them. Did you say you used the 1/8th ounce lures for walleyes? They look a little small. I can see why the crappies would bite on these.

[Guest]

Welcome Coldpole! I think you will find the Glow Devils will work excellent on Devils Lake. A nice small crappie minnow and a little hole hopping and you will be on those jumbo's in no time. Welcome to the forum and keep us posted on how you do with the Glow Devils! Scott Steil

[Fish On! Guide Service]

Just received my order of spoons. Now thats what I call prompt service! I can't wait to tie one of these bad boys on. The weather is a bit disappointing, eh? I was looking forward to ice fishing before turkey day and with weather like this, I might as well leave the hard water equipment in the garage. Not a chance, I've got the fever!! Who am I kidding? Anyway, the spoons look nice and those blood colored hooks should definately help ice a few more fish.

Fish On!

Stephen

[Rick]

I don't know about the rest of you guys, but I'm getting revved up to get out there and give these Glow Devils a work out.

I have the feeling these babies are going to be a perfect complement to the Angel Eyes. I little faster dropping with good action as well.

Also thought I'd put up a link to see these babies on this page.

They are really flying off the shelves at a pretty quick pace. Hope you can keep up with the orders Ray, Holly, & Jeff.

Click here to see the Glow Devils

You guys that have them, what do you think?