Catch Bigger Fish and More Fish

Understanding How Fish Perceive Light

There is nothing more frustrating on this earth than knowing that big fish are on the feed and you can't get any to bite. The key to catching more fish and bigger fish comes from understanding that living aquatic prey that the fish eat actually emit there own light. Artificial lures merely reflect light, which looks different to the fish you are trying to catch. Spectrum Response changes everything. It causes your lure to emit light and look more radiant, just like living aquatic prey would.

Spectrum Response Lure Treatment

Spectrum Response works across the board from bass and trout to saltwater species. Any predator fish actively targets living, radiant prety. Just a few quick sprays of Spectrum Response will give your lure radiant energy and life, no matter what lure type you have or what the lighting and water conditions are. Try some today at https://spectrumresponse.com/ to start catching BIGGER fish and MORE fish!

Who says women don't know how to fish? We've seen some very impressive catches from the girls! http://t.co/OhiLEfOFoW pic.twitter.com/GhaBxdpVDR

— Spectrum Anglers (@SpectrumAnglers) January 20, 2015

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Fast, Effective Lure Treatment

Fishing lure treatment can be a hassle. Often when treating your lure it requires timely dyeing. Not so with Spectrum Response! You can treat your lure in seconds. Treating your lure with Spectrum Response is fast and simple to apply. Just a few sprays to coat and soak the lure, jig and fly, and you are ready to fish.

Tested and Proven

Spectrum Response has been proven highly effective by members of the SR Pro Staff on flies for Trout, Salmon, Steelhead, Bass, and many salt water species including Stripers, Tuna, Permit, Bonefish, Tarpon, and more. What do you want to try and catch with Spectrum Response?

Formulator David Larson with a 21 lb Rainbow Trout.
Lake Diefenbaker, Canada, 3:39 a.m.
Baitfish pattern treated with Spectrum Response

Get it for your next fishing trip from https://spectrumresponse.com/

There is a better way to 'dress up' your lure! Spectrum Response is the best lure treatment… https://t.co/fsjuLAOcr3 pic.twitter.com/ypTzaXDsQp

— Spectrum Anglers (@SpectrumAnglers) May 12, 2015

Have you ever caught one of these bad boys? #spectrumresponse #fishing #fishinglure #fish #gonefishing #biggestfish #bigfish #reel

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How Does Spectrum Response Work?

You might have heard of Spectrum Response lure treatment and that it helps to catch more fish and bigger fish, but how does it work?

Ultraviolet and Visible Light

Spectrum Response works by causing your treated lure to absorb radiation in the ultraviolet region of the electromagnetic spectrum. It then re-emits light in the ultraviolet and visible regions of the electromagnetic spectrum. Achieving optimal gain, the treated lure now emits more visible light than it absorbs, appearing radiant.

Light and Predator Fish

The unique energy conversion technology used in Spectrum Response provides pronounced and sustained light radiance. This makes your lure more visible, lifelike and attractive to predator fish species. Predator fish species actively target living, radiant prey. Just a few sprays of Spectrum Response give radiant energy and life to your lure, triggering heart-pounding strikes!

Try Spectrum Response the next time you go fishing! Get some today at the Spectrum Response website.

Spectrum Response is a way to increase the iridescence from baitfish plugs for both freshwater & saltwater fish!
— Spectrum Anglers (@SpectrumAnglers) April 24, 2015

 

Two fish on one lure! What a catch! #spectrumresponse #fishing #fishinglure #fish #gonefishing #biggestfish #bigfish #reel #catchoftheday

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Ice Fishing Safety Tips

If you are planning on going ice fishing before the season is over, make sure you take the necessary precautions to stay safe out there! Ice fishing can be one of the most fun types of fishing, but ice and cold water has the potential to make things pretty dangerous.

Local weather conditions can affect the ice from day to day and many lakes are covered with thin, unstable ice!

Before You Leave

Before you head out, make sure to let someone know where you are planning to fish and when you plan on getting back. It's also smart to use the buddy system. Take a friend with you! Walk apart when going across the ice in case one of you falls through.

Have the Right Equipment

The right equipment is essential for safety while ice fishing. Being prepared with proper gear can prevent injuries and accidents. Some good equipment ideas include:

-You are going to want to wear ice cleats to avoid slipping.

-An ice spud bar to test the ice in front of you.

-You should carry a pair of long spikes or ice fishing picks on a string around your neck. That way, if you fall through the ice, you can use the spikes to grip the ice and pull yourself up. 

-It's also a good idea to carry a rope to throw to someone who falls through the ice.

Things to Keep in Mind

Here I will add a few side notes to keep you safety oriented. First, if you bring children, DO NOT leave them unsupervised on the ice. You never know what could happen to them. 

Also, watch the ice. Blue ice is usually solid. Watch out for opaque, gray or dark spots that could be weak areas of ice. Keep in mind that ice tends to thin more quickly at the shoreline.

Most unsafe ice is most often seen around the beginning and end of the season, when it is warmer, so keep that in mind as well.

On more of a fun note, to have a more exciting fishing experience, treat your lure with Spectrum Response!

 

Catch more fish and bigger fish with Spectrum Response! Your treated lure will absorb Ultraviolet Light and then re-emit Ultraviolet and Visible Light, appearing more radiant to game fish! Check out the link in bio for more info. #spectrumresponse #fishing #fish #fisher #fisherman #gonefishing #bigfish #fishingtips #fishinglure #luretreatment #gamefish

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