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Old 09-18-2018, 05:39 PM
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Originally Posted by AK47 View Post
So by that definition you can't use headlights to see what you are reeling in at night either? Or any regular light to charge the glowing jigs, lures, etc? Seems unreasonable.


I don’t see it as “you can use a light at all”. Yet it’s not a clear as it could be.

You can’t use a light to attract fish. That would really mean ‘spotlighting’ in my book. And I would presume it’s fairly obvious if someone is using a light to attract fish, and nearly impossible to eliminate any light that might find it way to the water and potentially be visible by a fish.
Ironically your intended use would start to approach what ‘could’ be considered used to attract fish, if your rod was say in a rod holder a few feet above the water.
I use a small bell on the rod while ice fishing, which might be an even better signal device. However I don’t think you’d get in any trouble for a glow stick on the end of a rod.
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