I have used a Zoom chartreuse dye marker on my plastic baits for the past year now and sometimes see a big improvement maybe cause they haven't seen anything like it before. Just wondering if anyone else uses the markers and seen an improvement. Also has anyone tried the dip-n-glow? It looks like it could be a big mess if spilled since being in a bottle.

Carry all four markers all the time.   I make adjustments to cranks, skirts, weights, and plastics.   Have tried the dip and glow, but find the markers work fine.

When I think a little dressing up is called for, I never over dress for the occassion, I start with a subtle mark, such as chartruese on the tail, I don't go over board because I can always add more.

Hookem

Matt

I also use the markers and dip. I have found that making subtle color adjustments are easier with a marker, dipping tails of baits or a whole bait is easier with the dip.  Yes, it would make a mess if spilled on carpet!

I use the Dip- It pens quite abit and carry 3 colors of the bottle dye, a couple of Sharpies and a bottle of red fingernail polish. I think it does help at times. I probably use the Dip-It pens on spinnerbaits as much as plastics. Tails I usualy dip and use the pens mostly for appendages and highlights. Chartruese would have to be the one I use the most. The pens are more convienent to use, but so far I haven't had a major spill with the bottles. I do try to be pretty careful and I imagine that it could cause a big mess especially on a lighter colored surface, pretty bad.