FISH, WORLDWIDE WARNED OF THE DANGERS OF EXTREME GLOW FISHING LURES

(PRWEB) November 5, 2003

Game fish worldwide are in uproar over the new glow in the day and dark fishing lures from photonlures.com. Fish can’t talk but if they could you’d hear them saying “We can’t resist those Photon Lures. The glow is irresistible! – we haven’t seen anything like’m”

Bass, walleye, pike, trout, and other fish are almost addicted to the alluring glow of Photon Lures. Fish are warned to stay far, far away from Photon Lures because once a fish sees them they will be severely tempted to make a vicious attack on these glowing lures. “We don’t make a lure that’s just glowing green glob. No, we’ve taken proven fish catching patterns and made them irresistible by adding extreme glow to an already great looking lure” – recent confession made by the president of Photon Lures, Reid Wender.

Photon Lures produces a line of medium depth (0 to 8 feet) crank baits known as the GlowCranks™. These lures incorporate proven fish catching color patterns enhanced with glow in the day and dark accents that make these lures really stand out in any water or light conditions. Reid says “Even gin clear water gets pretty dark pretty quick especially with the least bit of cover or wind. These lures add that special bit of flash that can be the difference between just fishing and catching on any given day.” In addition to great colors and glows, the GlowCranks™ series includes loud internal rattles to attract fish, bulging 3D glow eyes that are proven keys for predator fish attacks, and tough double layer clear coating to protect the lures from lunker hit after hit.

After nearly a year of field-testing in the United States, Canada, and Europe, these lures are now available for the general public from Photon Lures, http://www.photonlures.com.

Photon Lures, http://www.photonlures.com, was founded in 2003 to provide fishermen with a wide selection of glow in the dark and day fishing lures. The site offers many types of glowing lures, fish picture galleries, fishing tips, and wealth of fishing resources.

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If you’d like more information about this topic, or to schedule an interview with Reid Wender, please call Reid at 865/577-7527 or email Reid at rwender@photonlures.com