The best glow jig charger

[walleye4_life]

Any body have any prefrences on chargers for glow jigs? I am looking for one to mount on a flasher. Any ideas?

[BigWadeS]

I am going to use my petzel LED headlamp this year....much easier to work then the push button ones, although I will probably have a couple of them as well

[dan z]

surefire 6p spendy light but I use it for other things also werx greaaaat

[federline]

This is my favorite plan. I always have my LED headlamp with me on the ice.

[slipperybob]

I've got a project and will be rigging some car fog/driving lamps, facing each other. place lure between them, flip a switch, BLIND!!!!

LOL's, still a project at the moment.

[JimBuck]

I wear a headlamp but recently purchased a few of the 2 dollar led push-button keychain lights from wally world. Easy to push and having a few of them always on a jacket, keychain, tackle box etc.

Slipperybob, I'd love to see pics of this project if you ever get around to it.....a lightbox of sorts?

[tip_upclyma]

Ok, here is my "best kept secret" when it comes to lighting up my glow jigs. I went to a camera store and bought an old flash for about 15 bucks.....LIGHTS THEM UP LIKE THE SUN WITH ONE POP!!!!

[cold one sd]

I have a couple of camera flashes that light them up very well.

[walleye4_life]

Thanks for the ideas. Camera flash that might do the trick.

[slipperybob]

JimBuck,

If I ever get around to finishing it, as since I'm not a handyman. I wish things are as easy as putting Leggo pieces together, at which point if I do use Leggo pieces, I would glue them together for the final project. I still have to go buy a tub of leggo's or I might get one of those spaceship leggo kit. LOL's.

[Sonicrunch]

Any white led makes 'em glow like the sun. White florescent works well to, however led is the hot item these days.

[Sonicrunch]

Ok, here is my "best kept secret" when it comes to lighting up my glow jigs. I went to a camera store and bought an old flash for about 15 bucks.....LIGHTS THEM UP LIKE THE SUN WITH ONE POP!!!!

kinda like the commercial one they sell for that very same purpose?

[Steve Eddicus]

kinda like the commercial one they sell for that very same purpose?

Doctor

[gritsnham]

Little key chain leds on my carhart zipper is my go to I usually try to gather up a few free ones that places give away since I always seem to lose them...

[Sonicrunch]

Originally Posted By: Sonicrunch

kinda like the commercial one they sell for that very same purpose?

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Doctor

Dentist

[Rope]

Got the Lindy Tazer clipped on my coat.

[UMDSportsman]

you could try the vexilar flex light. if it is on, the charge is hands free

[Steve Eddicus]

Originally Posted By: Green Diver

Originally Posted By: Sonicrunch

kinda like the commercial one they sell for that very same purpose?

Doctor [/quote

Dentist

LOL. That is actually a nickname for my buddy Tip.

[aczr2k]

Google Lure lightning, they mount to your flasher and run off your battery.

[Todd_J]

I use my Petzel LED headlamp or a Garrity 1watt LED penlight. Both work just fine...

[PerchJerker]

I have a small "flashlight" that is actually UV light --- that really gets them glowing

[Desperado]

I have a Lure Lightning and LOVE IT. It is the way to go for one that mounts on the flasher. Much brighter than the vex light or an single bulb led.

[rusty ironMan]

has anyone tried the LED - UV key chains from Best H0ng Kong? Everyone (including myself) likes the other LEDs that they have. Since the key chains are only $1 I thought that I would order a few.

[Steve Eddicus]

Google Lure lightning, they mount to your flasher and run off your battery.

They were pushed pretty heavily on here last year. Not a peep this year. Seemed like a good idea.

[Northlander]

I really like my Lure Lightning. I will be running it on a battery mounted in my Otter Sportsmans Caddy. That way its not out of reach on my LX-5.

I also use a camera flash. Thats the best thing I have found to get a good long lasting glow.

When runnin and gunnin I just use a taser mounted on the zipper of my Arctic Armor jacket.