"In a previous article on UV and walleyes, written when the UV lure phenomenon was gaining steam, we reported that UV penetrated deeper than visible light. While this is true in pure water, we understand now that UV penetration in natural waters is affected by dissolved organics and other facot5rs, and that in many cases UV doesn't penetrate as deep as visible light, and may even be attenuated at depth of just a few feet. Again it depends on the optical properties of the water in question. We also wrote about some anglers who've reported greater success with UV lures in murky water, or in low light conditions, situation we now know run counter to the science says. IN these cases, perhaps, it was silhouette, working depth, vibration, contras, or other specs of lure's oval presentation that made it more effective in these conditions. Or perhaps these lure contained glow characteristics along with UV properties." Dr. Rob Neumann Vol 40 No 7 "In-Fisherman" Rick
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