Here are some of Do-It's glow colors in use. These are shot in small ice bait molds, something that is really starting to take off here now with the cooler weather upon us. None are Do-It creations but the pigments and plastic are all Do-It.
Here are the baits after being hit with a camera flash and the light off for the picture.
Now here are the colors in regular room light. You'll notice some other non-glow baits at each end of this picture. These are baits that are currently hot on docks along the Mississippi River.
The purple glow in the middle of the pictures is not a Do-It pigment but from another source....I have to have the purple pigment period. I sampled out a couple of the Aqua glows in both of these baits a week ago and the person who got them just raves over the color. It's second from the right in the glow baits. Seeing that color in your hand is something else. The orange and red feed off one another in this picture of the glowing baits. In real life there is a distinct separation between them. Same thing with the yellow on the left and the green on the right.
When I dropped these colors off at our local bait shop I left a two inch piece of sprue in each glow color so people asking about the glow capabilities could just take the packet out and put it in the sun a second and then go look at them in the darkened bathroom. People, according to the shop owner, are absolutely amazed at the intensity of the glow after just 20 seconds in the sun. These baits have very little volume and just look at how that pigment lights up. The dose of pigment per 4 ounce batch? Just barely 1/4 teaspoon. Pretty cool, eh?
