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The Green Blob

September 29, 2020 by Aust Leave a Comment

CLICK HERE TO BUY THE GREEN BLOB

The first time I ever fished over a green light I was skeptical.

It seemed like a gimmick. One of those things fishermen spend money on that makes them feel better but doesn’t actually help them catch fish.

Then I saw a HUGE stripped bass get hauled in over the side of the boat.


I had been fishing Lake Wallenpawpack for a week with NO fish caught, and then 1 night fishing over a green light and BOOM! Fish on.

I became a believer.

Now you will find a Green Blob Light  on my fishing boat.

A green blob uses bright green LED’s run off of AC or DC power to attract plankton, which attract baitfish, which then attract bigger fish.

The light can be placed under a boat, run off of a 12 volt battery, or off a dock and plugged into a AC outlet.

Wherever you place your light, plankton swimming around the water are attracted to the bright green light. They start to congregate.

When plankton congregate, baitfish follow.

Many fisherman will use a green blob to catch baitfish to be used as live bait for fishing.

Once bait fish have congregated a fisherman can throw a cast net, capturing the freshest most alive bait in the pond, and throw those baitfish in a livewell.

The congregated baitfish will of course attract bigger fish.

I have seen catfish, stripped bass, walleye, and of course our favorite, crappie, pulled in over a green light.

CLICK HERE to order a GREEN BLOB 

 

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