After the 1000hp build thread last year that the boat sank and it was determined the boat sank because the under water lights failed,
I'll pass on under water lights, or maybe mount them on a pole and lower them over the side of the boat when needed![]()
After the 1000hp build thread last year that the boat sank and it was determined the boat sank because the under water lights failed,
I'll pass on under water lights, or maybe mount them on a pole and lower them over the side of the boat when needed![]()
There are some that are designed to go on your tabs, and others that just mount with a few screws letting you route the wire to above the waterline and over the rail if you want. Lots of options but they are not all bright enough to bother over the hydraglow I already have. I want pack less crap on a trip and the lights would be nice and can be skank bait if the old lady and I fall out.
From past expirence I would avoid OceanLED at all costs. When most of the local dealers in our area drop their product that will tell you something just isn't right.I have the LED one, it is a great light for squid and drifting at night. just tired of the wires and more crap in the water. The coastal night lights look like crap but I have some of the strip lights that worked like a champ. If anything they may be brighter than I want. I am really thinking about getting the ocean LED a12s they look like good quality with only a small hole.