"Certain fluorospheres may only fluoresce when excited by 'invisible" UV light. In the case of a lure that's coated with UV brightener, it may appear pale and ordinary looking under room lighting, but fluoresce under a blacklight, which is emitting UV as part6 of its emission spectrum. The UV light from the blacklight results in emission of longer wavelength light (say bleu or green) fro the lure casing it to fluoresce. UV light from solar radiation also causes it to fluoresce." Dr. Rob Neumannn Vol 40 No. 7 "In-Fisherman" Rick
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