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Couldnt make out a whole lot while filming at night but it looks like you caught a very nice mess of fish. Congrats.:)
I can't tell from the video so I'll ask. Are your jugs/bottles lit up? If so, how are you doing it? Tiny LED's maybe. And if so, where did you get them. It also looks like you painted either the inside or outside white. Thanks.
There painted white.I shine a small head light on them as i move around in the dark in the boat.The white shows up good at night. For day time jugging i use just Regular empty water bottles.Been thinking about saving me some white bleach jugs--but there so bulky and it would take me along time to get 20 or 30 of them.But them big bleach jugs ought to be easy to see at night,,so may be worth the effort of collecting.:)
Thanks for the info. It did get me to thinking that if you could get small LED lights that would fit into a wide mouth bottle, you'd sure be able to see them at night. But yea, Q-beam lights work great too.
Theres a u-tube video that shows how to but leds in clear plastic bottles.I think it even gives a e address were you can purchase the leds in quantity for about $1.20 a pc.Me i dont want to spend that much money on a jug.I bought one of them fancy jugs from Wally world and i keep it under my desk just to look at ever now & then.lol
Found these from Hong Kong, Ebay item 290549814002, runs about $.20 each when you order 100, found mine cheaper as freight went up since then. Uses 3 button batteries included, I use rubber band to put on homemade loop of 3/4 black water pipe (google black swans to see in action) but small enough that should fit in water bottle. I know they will fit in gaterade bottle as it has bigger mouth. I have yet to get to go back and try but these should be great for seeing movement of jugs at night. Again, I haven't had a chance to try but these little LED's should be the answer to what you are looking for cheap! I only have about $13 in 100 of them but listing shop around a bunch of these on ebay and you might get cheaper. I figured the most I had to loose was $13 have been pleased up until now. Not sure of how long they will last as have week trip planned after the 4th to try out.
Thats in the right price range.!!!!Thumbs UpQuote:
Originally Posted by crappie14
Good video
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Originally Posted by Bobby J
Check this out. It is what I use... Walmart sells a similar one too.
SprayPaintDepot - Reflective-Paint
Thanks for the info! I had no ideal they made reflective paint.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackWidow