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UV just seems like another way to catch fishermen, usually we look for anything that is proven to work and we like to modify it ourselves or look for modified versions to find better results, but in reality, it is best to use what you know works. Adding UV is another way to take plain yarn and overcharge for it, lol.
After you read this, tell me, how often are you targetting Salmon or Steelhead in fresh water over 40 feet deep? Put this together, do you think a fish will ignore a non UV yarn ball and then once you tie on a UV yarn ball of the same color do you really think it will make the world of difference, HA I doubt it, but anyone who promotes the product and uses only that product will obviously have a different story.
For those just getting into the sport, if something worked way better than something else, then trust me, others would be drifting the same thing down at the river because word of mouth gets around quick. Remember, you were the one caught with the UV theory, the fish was the one caught with just another wad of string, UV does not look like something they naturally ate any more than something non UV, fish eat Salmon eggs, and I doubt eggs have UV in them (unless your river is close to a Nuclear Power Plant).
Glo-Bug brand yarn makes about a trillion different colors, they also have the Bling yarn with the Flashbou in it, it also ties up some awesome Glo-Bugs, and I doubt the fish care about what the Yarn feels/looks like, it is also consistent unlike that other stuff which is like a extra long colored cotton ball.
After you read this, tell me, how often are you targetting Salmon or Steelhead in fresh water over 40 feet deep? Put this together, do you think a fish will ignore a non UV yarn ball and then once you tie on a UV yarn ball of the same color do you really think it will make the world of difference, HA I doubt it, but anyone who promotes the product and uses only that product will obviously have a different story.
For those just getting into the sport, if something worked way better than something else, then trust me, others would be drifting the same thing down at the river because word of mouth gets around quick. Remember, you were the one caught with the UV theory, the fish was the one caught with just another wad of string, UV does not look like something they naturally ate any more than something non UV, fish eat Salmon eggs, and I doubt eggs have UV in them (unless your river is close to a Nuclear Power Plant).
Glo-Bug brand yarn makes about a trillion different colors, they also have the Bling yarn with the Flashbou in it, it also ties up some awesome Glo-Bugs, and I doubt the fish care about what the Yarn feels/looks like, it is also consistent unlike that other stuff which is like a extra long colored cotton ball.
It is more expensive, for the same price you get 15 feet of glo-bug yarn. 
So it is not that much more expensive than glo-bug yarn and you get a yarn made here in the Oregon. Thanks for your order, we appreciate it!
