Saw this fishing light in a video and wanted to get this light or something very similar, does anyone know the name and where i can get a light like this for night time fishing?
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Saw this fishing light in a video and wanted to get this light or something very similar, does anyone know the name and where i can get a light like this for night time fishing?
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... cp :kewl
Sorry I attached wrong photo the first time then went to edit the post that is probably why you didn't see any photo.
i bought some like that at walmart one time,dont remember the name.i prefer the submersable ones myself
Ohhhh, those lights !! Cheapest I know of is these : http://www.walmart.com/ip/Berkley-Fl...Light/16880484
I've probably got one of those kind of lights, buried somewhere in the fishing equipment closet :Rofl .... I just don't use it, because it'll suck a battery down way too quick. :banghead
... cp :kewl
I guess I will just stick to my Hydro Glow lights, I have never caught a fish using those lights though but see a lot of bait fish.
Yeah, sometimes I think we put out too much light & bring in too much bait ... giving the fish too many opportunities to feed on something other than what WE are using for bait :Doh: :RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by kercha83
... cp :kewl
in the summer go to a good drop in a creek channel ,i prefer to stay close to the mouth of the creek myself.i`ve never wore them out but usually catch a few that way in the summer.Quote:
Originally Posted by kercha83
Had not thought about to much light bringing in to much bait before but it does make sense.
I also fish with hydroglow style green lights and during my last nightstalk (2wks ago) I found that using one light instead of two made a noticeable difference in the number of bites that I got. Also, you could try putting your light on one side of the boat and fishing from the opposite side. Seems that I catch all dinks at the light but if I fish the edges of the halo I tend to catch better quality crappie. Big fish are older and smarter.
Thanks for the tips guys I will put them in use next time I go fishing and see how I do.
Find someone you know who understands electric and take a dimmer switch out of a junk chevy S-10 and attach to hot lead of light at the battery. You can dim or brighten it as needed.
and a string of LED lights that point to your bait...:biggrinQuote:
Originally Posted by dave the wave