Thread: Green LED Fishing light....at least 10000 lumen

lostDuck: I googled it and found it. That is a good looking and well built light. If this one goes down, I will be ordering one of those more than likely.

FurFlyin: Only reason for 10000 lumens was that is what my fishing buddy suggested. But you have plenty of luck with the 2 lights? How long does your battery last? I am new to having a boat and just don't want to run my battery down haha

With the 1000 lumen lights, I never ran my battery down. I'd fish 5-6 hours at a time. I was running the lights off my trolling batteries.

Originally Posted by clangford

Can you shoot me the link to the lost duck light?

Here is a link...there are a lot of good lights out there but you normally get what you pay for ...the key is you just get out there and fish. $10 light or $1000 light the key is to get out and get a tug on the line and some fish in the pan.

https://www.amazon.com/LostDuckOutdo...en+led+fishing

With LED's some people have plenty of power using motorcycle or lawnmower batteries. If you have connections at a motorcycle shop, a lot of the batteries take in as cores are not damaged and will have a long life being used for LED fish lights. You can even take two in the same amount of room as one standard size battery.

Originally Posted by SpeckledSlab

With LED's some people have plenty of power using motorcycle or lawnmower batteries. If you have connections at a motorcycle shop, a lot of the batteries take in as cores are not damaged and will have a long life being used for LED fish lights. You can even take two in the same amount of room as one standard size battery.

Thanks for the tip! I actually got a buddy who is the service manager at the local Yamaha dealer. I will giving him a call. Thanks again

I think the one you bought will serve you well.

the wrap lasted till i took it off. i taped it on to secure it though. i did a lot of playing with lights for the "reel lites" guy before he passed. super clear waters blue or white seems best most nights. i had better luck in muddy waters with a big green light. Bob made lights for salt water and those were usually blue. his research showed blue to be the best choice for salt water.

i use my vexilar battery(same time im usig unit) to run my light under the ice in winter. LEDs dont draw much juice at all. we killum that way. minnows on glow jigs set around the edge of the light plum.

when we first started doing it, people would come over to have a look. lol that pic, the lights just under 16" oof ice and some snow on top.

Originally Posted by clangford

Thanks for the tip! I actually got a buddy who is the service manager at the local Yamaha dealer. I will giving him a call. Thanks again

If you cannot find a deal that way the walmart lawn mower batteries are great also I can run for days on one charge.