Bass Pro Shops® Submersible Fish Lights
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- Use as a boat or camper light, too
- Won't attract bugs
- Fluorescent green bulb
Floats without a weight and you can vary the effect. When you are finished fishing you can use it as a boat or camper light that doesn't affect night vision or attract bugs. It only draws 1 amp and even though the fluorescent green bulb is not replaceable it is rated at over 2,500 hours of use. 15' cord. 12V battery clips.
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Rated 1 out of 5 by SlabDaddy Waste of my money
On the first fishing trip with this light it died on me within the first 15 minutes. The light started to flicker then went completely out. Luckily I had a back up.
May 16, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Azweedwacker lights
work well,except had to splice the wires to reach front of our 22" pontoon
April 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kemosabbi Good Purchase
These lights really attract baitfish. I hang 3 around my barge and swarms of bait are attracted. We caught 25 Sacalait (Crappie) on Toledo Bend in just over an hour. So far so good!!!!
April 25, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by happeebody 9 inch submersible fishing light
don't buy this light it absolutely does not work and it gives off so much interference that you cant even use the depth finder within 20 feet of it it totally negates your sonar. I wanted to use this through the ice to attract plankton and kokanee salmon. Unfortunately it is a complete waste of money
March 11, 2013
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It says 12 volt battery clips. But what type of battery is it. Do I need one of those big car batteries or is there a different kind of battery? Thanks.
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Green penetrates further in the water than some elements of white light. There have been some studies done and in most water the green attracts more fish. In super-clear saltwater people prefer the blue because it penetrates further than the green. The green light does not attract bugs like the white light does. If the lumens are equal, go with the green light.Answers
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I could not find any, but splicing the wires is an easy fix to make longerAnswers
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Don't see why not. All is sealed. Although, I did put a silicone bead around the protective cover to make sure it does not leak.
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I'm using this in saltwater and it works great. Had fin bait and squid within 15 minutes.A:
The unit is watertight, so yes it can be used in saltwater. Run a second line with the weight, then attach to bottom of light to reduce or eliminate any stress on where cord runs into top of light.Details:
will they berak if u do will they still attract fishAnswers
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look for a different light that can sink.Details:
what can it do atract fish or bait fist and does it help for catfishAnswers
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It attracts baitfish and I have caught a few catfish under this light as well as some walleyeA:
I own one of the original ones and I changed it from a submersible to a floater by attaching styrofoam. It is a very bright light and attracts the baitfish, which attract other fish. Yes I catch catfish using it. The fish tend to stratify with white bass at about 7-10 ft and crappie at 12-14 ft and then the cats and stripers at the bottom. That would be in approixmately 22-24 ft dept.Details:
i need a battery powered submersible fishing light that does not require a 12volt batteryAnswers
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FYI - Quarrow does make a smaller version that we carry that can be found at http://www.basspro.com/Quarrowreg;-... and does not use a 12 volt battery.
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There are lights that you can use that are made for sword fishing. They are not super bright but they do not require 12 volt batteries. They run off of AA batteries and are about 5 inches long. They are called LED Deep-Drop lights. They cost about $7.00 each.Details:
thats on the 21 inch green tube light that requires a weight to get it to sink.Plus would like the amp draw on the real bright light that sinks without a weight.
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I recently bought this light and it says that its about a 1 amp draw for the 21" light. I used it for 6 hours straight on an 8 amp hr 12 volt battery and it worked great.For the money, this is great. Doubles as a deck light, as well.
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Is dropping them on a downrigger to a specific depth recommended or OK??Answers
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