Oros Strike Indicator - Glow in the Dark 3 Pack

Glow-in-the-dark strike indicators give you the option to extend your time on the water. Glow-in-the-dark strike indicators help you see strikes better in the arly morning evening and into the night. We have nymphed and dead drifted streamers under glow-in-the-dark indicators with great success. 

Charging Oros glow-in-the-dark strike indicators works best with a strong headlamp or UV light. Phone lights do not work as well. We recommend rolling the glow-in-the dark strike indicator in your fingers or on the line for about 30 seconds while it is illuminated. The purpose of rolling the indicator is to expose the entire indicator surface to light.

We have found that Oros glow-in-the-dark strike indicators start off bright and dim over a period of about five minutes. How long you need to go between charges depends on how the indicator was charged, lighting conditions and your eyesight. Consider switching to a larger indicator than you might use for daylight fishing for greater visibility.

When fishing at night, we recommend that you do it with one or more fishing buddies. Be aware of the wildlife and take appropriate precautions. We see different animals at night versus during daylight hours. Fishing at night is not legal in some areas. Please follow all local fishing regulations.

At Front Range Anglers, we are committed to ensuring your satisfaction with every product you purchase.

Most products sold through our store are covered by the manufacturer’s warranty, which may vary by brand and product type. These warranties typically cover defects in materials and workmanship and may provide repair or replacement at the manufacturer’s discretion.

Customers are encouraged to retain proof of purchase and contact the manufacturer directly for warranty claims. Front Range Anglers can assist in facilitating communication with the manufacturer but does not provide its own uniform warranty on products.

Please review the specific warranty terms provided by each manufacturer to understand the coverage, duration, and process for making a claim.