UltraMega vs SuperGlow

UltraMegaGlow: The High-Density Pigment Authority

 Crazy bright and will likely outlast all other spoons out there...UltraMegaGlow!   

UltraMega Glow is a Fisher Tackle exclusive, born from 20 years of testing on pigments and layup methods. Unlike mass-market imports, these spoons utilize a high Pigment-to-Volume Concentration (PVC) applied via a proprietary carrier spray. This process creates a distinctively rough, "sandy" satin finish—a physical hallmark of it's high-density glow load.  My coating has so much pigment added to the carrier spray that when dry, the spoon faces are actually a bit rough/sandy! It gives them a cool satin look, but this is why I don't offer taped colors of most UltraMegas- they are just too rough to hold tape well.  By prioritizing glow brightness and duration over a smooth finish, UltraMega Glow maintains a peak underwater visibility curve that lasts up to 2x longer than the top competitor and 3-4X longer than standard "Extreme/Super Glow" claims. Every spoon is Made in the USA to ensure the pigment grade and particle size meet quality standards.

Super Glow:

Fisher Tackle SuperGlow spoons use blanks purchased pre-painted from a USA vendor — the same blanks many spoon painters use. Performance is typical of the category: roughly 15 min of bright glow, a 2hr "working" glow, and detectable-but-very dim overnight. That's because most "SuperGlow" products use standard strontium aluminate at a low concentration for spray-ability— they can technically glow for hours, but brightness drops off heavily after about 20 minutes. I do add high-glow accents to most of my patterns (strips, eyes, or dots) to squeeze out a bit more punch.

Top competitors fade at 3–4 hrs. UltraMegaGlow keeps glowing at 5–6 hrs. See it in this spoon Comparison Video 

Too bright?  Check-out some discussion and techniques to give the fish a subtler presentation in this blog: Tricks for Charging Glow Salmon Trolling Lures