Comments on: The Evening Secret – Not Really a Secret

By: Herms

Herms — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 13:06:04 +0000

I bought a fairly inexpensive light at Bass pro shop.The green neon light,when used at Night,does attract fish.I used it and had schools of baitfish around my boat,but it takes awhile to get the big ones to come in.

By: strikezone_shane

strikezone_shane — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 04:51:08 +0000

hey kraussie, i believe youre not a true fisherman unless you fish day and night! EAT, SLEEP,LIVE TO FISH! oh and if you can be a “Pro” fisherman by day then if you like to fish, you will learn to be a pro at night as well, if your up for the challenge there daybird. Ive fished night tournaments for bass and caught fish, no light just raw knowlege fish it like its daytime only deeper and use dark lures, black bladed spinners with black or red skirts, black craws, worm,salamanders, add beads for sound, (carolina rig). hmmm is that cheating too? sounds to me from what you said about structure you’re just fishing bass, if you leave and then come back and they are there, it’s gotta be bass, or maybe perch. instead of kraussie the aussie, i’ll call you…Perch the Pro! Awww, I’m just Ribbin ya Mate! I love the down under! just thought i’d poke at ya for downing fishin with a light, DON’T KNOCK IT TILL YA TRIED IT, what i always say!

By: strikezone_shane

strikezone_shane — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 04:27:36 +0000

you have to click on the check out button for it to take you to the price list and different sizes, and prices, and they come in green 12 and 110 volt, 1foot, 2 foot, and 4 foot, blue 1,2, and 4 ft, and black in one size i think, but it’s the green one you will read about first and how it actually scientifically works, i’m no scientis and figured this out when i was a kid, with a coleman lantern, hangin on a limb, ive used evrything from blue, to black, to white beam lights, off of old pick ups stuck into a styrofoam minnow bucket with the bottom cut out, all work in different ways for different fish, but the green one seems alot different, but i’ll wait till it’s been on the market long enought to drive the price down. i catch plenty of fish during the day, noodling in the creek and river here, catching flatheads and blues and some channel, juggin in the lake for flats and blues,trotlines, throwlines, bank fishin cats with 4 inch bluegill, but i like to go at night too, heck i bowfish at night too, it’s just so much cooler, and watching all the minnows gather around the boat while youre waiting for a bite makes time go by for the wife and kids, and if no kids, then a lil peaceful, cool time to drink with buddys or relaxing cool time to take your lil woman fishin in the dark! YOU MAKE IT WHAT YOU WILL, IT’S STILL FISHIN! AND A BAD DAY oR NIGHT FISHIN IS STILL BETTER THAN A GOOD DAY OR NIGHT AT WORK! tight lines to ya!

By: strikezone_shane

strikezone_shane — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 03:41:50 +0000

i googled 4 ft green fishing lights and come up with the site that actually shows the product and they come in three different sizes and three different colors, they are 189.00 for theirs (4ft) and have optional acsessories that come with it for mounting to boat or submersing the light to lower the bug problem, the green already helps with that, but they do have them in blue, and ecto plasm geen it looks like that are for docks and those are 115 volt plug in for the docks, 12 volt for the boats. it's www.greenmagnetonline.com. there are pictures of it mounted to the boat and how much area it lights up. they also claim that i draws in the zoo plankton and then the other bait fish come to that. check it out, this website shows all and tells all. NO SECRETS! STILL EXSPENSIVE! BUT A VERY WELL MADE PRODUCT THAT COVERS ALOT MORE AREA THAN ANY light ive ever used, and we tie three or four blue light together and drop them straight down with a weight for sandbass and yes you catch crappie and catfish too.

By: Duane

Duane — Tue, 11 May 2010 00:59:47 +0000

I bought one of these lights 3 years ago. It is the 4 foot light with an ecto-plasm green glow. I have used it for years now. The light is built very well, never leaked or cracked. It seems a lot of the guys think it is supposed to float on the water. Its actually supposed to be weighted at the end with a 5lb weight. The other end ties to a boat or the dock, so it hangs vertically in the water. We fish mostly in the Detroit River and Lake Erie, I live on a canal that leads out to both. I must say this thing really does work. Will make a boring night fishing one you will remember forever.

By: kraussie the aussie

kraussie the aussie — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 02:58:48 +0000

if u need a light your not a true fisherman

By: kraussie the aussie

kraussie the aussie — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 02:51:49 +0000

hey if your a real fisherman you dont need a light to catch fish all you need is common knowledge all you need to do is find structure and fish it if you dont catch nothing in one spot you move on and half the time if you go back to the spot about half an hour to an hour later you would most likely catch a fish so just fish the structers trust me im a pro angler in australia.

By: louis

louis — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 03:50:59 +0000

the neon lights that the cars use under the body to light up the bottom of there cars work there tempered and water proof and they work off your car battery

By: David Holden

David Holden — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 06:34:15 +0000

I can not see buying anything over the internet that I can not see….are these people sellingthis fishing secrete that afraid that someone will try to imatate it ….I mean come on this is like buying a car site un seen…..its sooo simple…I have a great fishing friend that knows what it is…he bought one then we looked at it and sent it back….its a freaking blue light….now I KNOWWW there are going to be them out there that will say…”no its not” but hey what ever!!

By: DLK

DLK — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 05:30:47 +0000

The way this web site is written brings back memories of direct mail advertising. It’s a formula and it is learned. There are thousands of sites selling things with the same format. If you see it, run. It’s probably junk.