Best tips or product to charge glow lures

[Ride_Red]

As the subject, I am kinda new to ice jigging, I have been tip up fishing for 30+ years. "Santa" gave me a load of glow lures and jigs for ice fishing and was wondering the skinney on charging them, how often, how long and what to use???

Thanks....

[Sandmannd]

Hands down the Lure Lightening. I got one for my Vex at the ice show. Now I have an LX5 and 522c I use on the ice. Ordered two more last week. They are insane at lighting up your lures and the glow lasts so much longer than any other light I have ever used. I think there are a sponser here but you can just google it and get to their site. Pretty good value and $30. You can hit the switch with your food and just dangle your lure in front of it. Great folks to deal with as well.

[Iceseeker]

Free disposable camera from a photo shop. They pitch them once they remve the film. The flash still works on most of them.

Iceseeker

[FISHINGURU]

ideally if your hardcore you want to recharge them every 10 minutes or so.

they say red glows the most and blue glows the longest.

[Marmot]

I often use my digital camera's flash.

[BuckKiller]

ideally if your hardcore you want to recharge them every 10 minutes or so.

they say red glows the most and blue glows the longest.

yup id agree with that. I charge them every time I catch a fish or ever 20-30 min. red is my favorite

[mille lacs muskie bum]

sunlight during the day. otherwise ive used the disposable camera trick. it works good and makes it glow very bright but i feel it wears out the glow paint really fast.

[PerchJerker]

An ultraviolet LED flashlight will glow them up brighter than a non-UV light, and if you're using glow plastics you almost need a UV light to get them to glow.

I glow them every time I drop them down the hole, but I don't bring them up just to recharge them unless it seems to really be making a difference in getting bit.

[Laska]

Try a portable hand blacklight, works for me.

[MASON38]

Luhr Jensen makes a "Power Flash" and it looks like a flash attachment. Will run you about 20 bucks, but well worth it. Zap one side, zap the other and start fishing, definitely the quickest way and in providing the most intense light for any lure or soft plastic.

[Northlander]

I use my lurelightning or a camera flash. If I forget 1 or both its the old 99 cent flasher from the bait shop.

[Neighbor_guy]

The short answere = whatever light is available.

The long answere = I will use my led headlamp if I forget everything else, or am in a hurry. Otherwise I will use a LE/PD flash light to charge them. They are the brightest most intense lights availabe on the market, so it is a bit of overkill. But sometimes overkill is what the fish want.

[BuckKiller]

yup any light will charge a hook...lantern, flashlight, headlights, whatever you got

[vern]

Luhr Jensen makes a "Power Flash" and it looks like a flash attachment. Will run you about 20 bucks, but well worth it. Zap one side, zap the other and start fishing, definitely the quickest way and in providing the most intense light for any lure or soft plastic.

This is a great flasher! I've been using mine for over 10 years. The batteries last a long time too.

[516]

a flash works the best

[BigWadeS]

Lure lightning hands down, I have tried the tazer lights, flashlights/headlamps, and camera flash and the lure lightning lights the jigs and plastics quicker and longer