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    I thought they were higher then 20 bucks....
    I also think bait fish would respond to different color lights on different nights as to its darkness,moon light,weather,ect.ect..The same way crappie respond to different jig colors on different days and weather,ect..I haven't night fished in years and really don't plan on any soon but if I did.I would play around with a few colors other then white and green.Light draws in bait which usually is minners,crappie may or may not be eating minners that night.What if red,orange,blue or another color would draw in bait other then minners.Alot of different type baits hatch and either craw or swim though the water colunm at night.

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    I found this web site. these looks really cool

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    Default Church Tackle Bead Chain Spotlights

    I like using Church Tackle's Bead Chain Spotlight. They are small LED lights that you put right above your lure or bait and man do the crappie love them. I like them because they only cost around $7 each and I can get replacement batteires too. I think having the light where you want the fish to bite makes all the difference. I haven't seen them in stores yet, but here is the link to their website if you want to check them out. Church Tackle - Planer Boards, Fishing Tackle, Lures, Trolling Equipment, & Accessories

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    How thats what I call being mean to minners and jigs,putting them in a spot light for everything to seeeee.Not giving them a chance to hide in the group its murder lol ,best thing I've seen since light bread.Heck I may get into night fishing with something like that,I think thats neat as all getout.That looks as dangous as someone holding a spotlight on you out in the middle of bear woods.No matter how fast you ran and tried to get away it would only make matters worse b/c you in the spotlight for eveything to see.It looks deadly to any type fish,know wonder you like them lol.

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    Im not sure if you are talking about a large light or just a light.
    But i found something at the Midsouth boat show last year called the " Crappie Candle"
    It attaches to your line above the last hook and it works very well. has a life time warranty.

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    Years ago, I bought a Crappielight. It is a round head light in a styrofoam bekin. Attach the leads to your battery and it is on. Has anybody used the "Secret Weapon?" The green light about 4' long? Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1carym View Post
    Years ago, I bought a Crappielight. It is a round head light in a styrofoam bekin. Attach the leads to your battery and it is on. Has anybody used the "Secret Weapon?" The green light about 4' long? Thanks
    The Secret Weapon is 4' Flourscent light bulb that cost close to $200.00
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