Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: troutbreath on April 18, 2007, 08:39:22 PM
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Guess this better not catch on here as I don't think it's fair :-\
http://www.eveningsecretfishing.com/specialoffer/?t=ga
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I understand that it's nothing more than a green light. The light attracts baitfish which in turn attracts larger fish.
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The videos are all at night and in a green light. Buyer beware ;D The guy also sells a form of salt peter in place of Viagra 8)
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Yeah, the evening secret is just that : a green light that runs on a car battery that attracts zooplankton which attracts baitfish then predatory fish. It seems that it is an effective way to catch baitfish for free so you don't have to buy them but for actual fishing it seems a little unfair and cumbersome. You could prolly have the same effect with some neon green glow sticks for 5 bucks. I am pretty certain this thing is illegal in BC. :'(
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I believe it is illegal to use a light source to attract fish in B.C. unless it is tied to the end of your line ;) Don't quote me on this haven't read the regulations in a while
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yep, has to be within a foot of the hook...
Cheers,
Nicole
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http://www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/recfish/Law/restrictions_e.htm
use torches or artificial lights while sport fishing, except when they are submerged and attached to a fishing line, within 1 m of the fishing hook.