ive been trying to build an ALL glow spinnerbait for some time now and im almost done with the first one. but the components were kinda tough to come by. the epoxy clear coat i had to get on ebay; .seems no stores carriy devcon 2 ton epoxy anymore..they only have the 5 minute crap, which sucks as a clear coat. i decided to make my own because all the glow spinnerbaits ive found in stores have only a single glow component; the blades or the skirt..i wanted one that was ALL glow. the only glow skirts i've found are the strike king Pro-Glo. i guess these are discontinued? not totally sure about that, but I did manage to get a few, and they glow..but not very well or very long. id make my own skirts but i cant find glow skirt material anywhere..anyone have any pointers as to where i can find these things?
well i finished the first 2 all glow spinnerbaits ive ever seen anywhere..i hope they run true..we shall see soon enough..im hoping they will get the attention of fish in deeper darker lakes and at night..i hope they may even help me catch walleye..i have yet to catch one of those.ill post pics soon enough. 
well i'm pretty sure theres no way to make a glow product like this that you don't have to charge up with light first..i use a black light headlamp to give them a good glow..usually glows bright for the first 5 minutes but will glow dimly for like an hour or two afterward..if it needs a charge i just hit it with the black light again.
tested the glow spinners and they run true..on one of them the blades on the shaft dont spin as freely as id like however.NOt sure why. i tried them at scoville reservoir.. it seems as though they had the reservoir drained for a good part of the winter..which means all the fish in the lake could be dead(besides bowfin, as they have survived every single draining in the past 30 years) lets hope the fish populatiopns bounce back.