Does anyone have led lights on the side of the boat for fishing or attracting fish? I've seen the LED black strip lights and wondered if they did any good.
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larry ipock
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Fished with a friend that had just put them on. Beats the Stan Sloan lite I,ve been using for years. Gonna get em on my boat asap. Best thing I.ve seen so far.
How did you fish with them? Crappie fishing?larry ipock":3urru05x said:
catman529
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I thought the black lights were for fluorescent fishing line. Green or white lights are to attract plankton which attracts baitfish and then of course the bigger fish. I use a floating white light that I set in the water off the stern, and within an hour will have a cyclone of baitfish circling under the light. First I bought one of the cheap ones that is a sealed beam headlight with a foam casing to make it float. Then I made my own using two of those bright LED racing lights from Walmart, duct taped together with a homemade foam casing, and it works just as good, but doesn't draw near as many amps. I also got one of those green LED fishing lights that you tie a string to and sink it down into the water. They all attract fish
larry ipock
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No, just bass fishing. I used the floating headlites for crappie.
Smoke
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I've got the blacklights on my boat. This is the third boat I've had em on. No tripping over cords or knocking em out
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riverman1
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I have bluewater LED lights on the inside and there blacklights on the outside
Biggun4214
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Just be careful and do not mount them where they will interfere with your navigation lights.
