What's up with the "Evening Secret"?

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Permalink Reply by Zig on February 9, 2009 at 9:51am

It's a high dollar underwater light.................very high dollar. High dollar to the point they offer paybacks for any sales that you(the buyer) bring to them.

Unless of course "the secret" has changed.

I think your sniffer works just fine Ray.

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Permalink Reply by Ray Danders on February 9, 2009 at 10:42am

Thanks Zig,

That's a shame!

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Permalink Reply by Tom Hudson on February 9, 2009 at 7:15pm

Hi guys

If you are interested in underwater lights there are a few very reputable, honest, and reliable dealers of a variety of them on Pondboss.com.

Whenever I reply to something online, which unfortunately happens from time to time even though I know better, I always use a hotmail address which I don't use for any other communication. Prevents me from getting spam on my work and personal email addresses, at the very least, but last time I checked my hotmail was getting destroyed from everything to mortgage offers to "performance enhancement". Who the heck told them I needed that, anyhow? ; - )

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Permalink Reply by 2lbgill on February 9, 2009 at 8:07pm

Yep I agree use a hotmail or similar server for most emails. As far as lights go I put a green glow stick above my aqua view camera. This will atrack zoo plankton which atracks the remainder of the food chain and presto.........Bluegills.

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Permalink Reply by Tom Hudson on February 9, 2009 at 8:40pm

Great idea 2lb. I have a few ponds and I am thinking about installing the Green Monster lights and also a "buggywhip" light - the latter of which has a whip that rotates and knocks bugs into the water that are attracted to the light. Should help supplementally feed my panfish, and keep June Bugs to a minimum!

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Permalink Reply by Jeremy R. Mayo on February 10, 2009 at 6:42pm

Glowsticks..... Thats a cool idea. I wonder if this would work during the day. Fishing in holes 30ft deep its still gotta be dark down there. I wonder if you dropped a few of these off the side of the boat on an achor would it work.

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Permalink Reply by Nate Herman on February 11, 2009 at 4:16pm

Would the zooplankton be down 30' deep?

Tom, make sure you get the bojo buglight for your weed whacker style. I have tried the bug-o-matic, the bugslugger, the willow wisp, and any of the other ones on the market. The Bojo is by far the best! Plus the light bulbs are very easy to find and replace.

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