Glow Red/White Nasty Boy 5"

The Glow Red/White Nasty Boy is a 5-inch voltage-tuned galvanic spoon that combines phosphorescent glow with the classic red-and-white wounded-baitfish color scheme. Red and white is one of the oldest proven color combinations in fishing — it mimics a bleeding, injured prey fish — and the glow finish ensures visibility persists in deep water, pre-dawn darkness, and the low-light conditions where big salmon feed most actively. The 0.65 volt galvanic current completes the wounded-baitfish illusion with the bioelectric field that injured prey actually produce.

Wounded fish emit stronger, more erratic bioelectric signatures than healthy ones. The galvanic charge from this spoon replicates that distress signal through the fish's lateral line, while the glow provides visual acquisition at depths past 100 feet where red has long since disappeared from the visible spectrum. The red appears as a dark contrast against the glowing white, maintaining the "wounded" profile even at depth.

Run behind a flasher on 18–24 inches of leader. Charge the glow with a UV lamp before dropping. At typical chinook trolling depths (60–150 feet), the Glow Red/White outperforms non-glow patterns dramatically during dawn, dusk, and overcast conditions. Coho at shallower sets respond to the aggressive red/white flash.

The only glow spoon with a galvanic charge. Made in North America.