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    Looking into getting a portable fishing light. I have looked at Alumiglow and Fishinglights.com, these lights will be used for pier fishing and when I go fishing on lake Livingston with my friends Kayak. Any one have experience with these lights or any others that work well.

    Im looking to spend around $120
    "Give a man a fish and you'll feed him for a day. Don't teach a man to fish,
    and feed yourself. He's a grown man. Fishings not that hard."
    -Ron Swanson-

  • #2
    Some RR lights are the best to use. I've seen some use the 500W Halogen (shop lights).
    We are West End Anglers, a saltwater tribe!

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    • #3
      I've had a fishinglights.com 24'' inch green light for about a decade...probably use it 5 or 6 times a year...works great from the boat or in a canal...never used it in freshwater. It still works great and has stood up well...I think they were around $125 when I bought it...I'm sure they're more now. If you go with one of these get the longest cord you can if you are going to use it from a dock or pier...

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      • #4
        If you want a white one that shines down on the water get a PAR 64 -- 1000 watt halogen spot. These are the same kind that they use on stages for concerts. There's an outfit out of houston that sells them set up for fishing -- I think they even have one with a stand. I'll see if I can find the link.

        If you want a 12V green light sounds like the fishinglights.com thing is the way to go.
        Shut up and FISH!!

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        • #5
          G340 has a new set he got in Houston stage lamp type he can fill in the details and might even make a run there for you!
          West Bay Sensai...

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Rollo View Post
            G340 has a new set he got in Houston stage lamp type he can fill in the details and might even make a run there for you!
            Yea I think he's the one that posted up the link --- What say you Rocky?
            Shut up and FISH!!

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            • #7
              Re: Fishing Lights

              Yes to the par 64's. I have a pair I use too. One thing tho.....I also use the 2000 watt Honda generator. And I must say that when plugging in two of them you are over rating the Gen and the light output of the bulbs is only about 70%. Its a 1600 watt running and 2000 surge so its best to use one Gen per bulb. Another major thing needed is a nice 12 gauge extension cord with the shortest usable length. I see people all the time with the same equipment but using a 100 ft 14 gauge cord and the light output is horrible. When we go to the beach front and set up all 4 lights I bring the big 5.5kw Gen.

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              Sent from my MOTOROLA car phone using rotary dial.

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              • #8
                Check City Electric on Broadway in Galveston. They have rechargable "green" led U/W lights for about $70.
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                • #9
                  Re: Fishing Lights

                  Cheaplights.com....also located on west side of 45 north near 1960. Real lit up place ...very hard to miss.

                  Sent from my empty beer can and a long string
                  Don't be a Nancy!
                  If it smells like fish....you know I've been there!

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