How to Charge Glow Fishing Lures Properly (And Why Most Anglers Do It Wrong)
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How to Charge Glow Fishing Lures Properly (And Why Most Anglers Do It Wrong)
If you fish with glow spoons, flies, or rigs, you already know how important they are — especially in low light or deep water.
But here’s the problem:
Most anglers are charging their glow lures the wrong way.
And it’s costing them bites.
Why Glow Lures Need Proper Charging
Glow lures work by absorbing light and releasing it over time.
The stronger and more even the charge, the more effective they are underwater.
But not all charging methods are equal.
The Problem with Flashlights
Most anglers use a handheld flashlight.
It works — but it’s far from ideal.
Uneven charging – You’re only hitting part of the lure
Time-consuming – One lure at a time
Inconsistent results – Some lures are fully charged, others aren’t
When you’re trying to get lines in the water quickly, this slows everything down.
What Proper Charging Looks Like
A better system should:
- Charge multiple lures at once
- Provide even UV exposure
- Be fast and consistent
- Fit into your normal workflow
This is where most setups fall short.
A Better Way to Charge Glow Lures
Instead of charging lures individually, modern systems allow you to charge everything at once.
The Tackle In A Box UV Charging Tackle Box is designed to do exactly that.
- Built-in UV lighting
- Even charging across all lures
- No flashlight needed
- Faster pre-fishing prep
👉 See how it works here:
UV CHARGING TACKLE BOX
Why This Matters on the Water
When your lures are properly charged:
- They stay visible longer
- They attract more strikes
- You fish more efficiently
Small details like this make a difference over a full day of trolling.
Final Thoughts
Charging glow lures shouldn’t be a slow, manual process.
If you’re still using a flashlight, you’re doing extra work for inconsistent results.
Upgrade your system, and your entire setup becomes more efficient.
👉 Shop the UV Charging Tackle Box and simplify your setup.