Submersible fishing lights

[Kellog]

I recently purchased a couple Aquastar combo lights from Fishing Light - Fishing Lights - Dock Lights $37 to $89 and they are the best lights I have ever used. Check the site out. You really owe it to yourself. The first night out with the new lights and we tore the Crappie a new one.
With that said, I have an Optronics green flouresecant submersible light, that I no longer need, for sell. Will take $20.00 , OBO plus shipping. PM me if interested. I'll even through in the weights I bought to use with it, one 8oz and one 12oz bank sinker. These weights cost a few bucks each.

Kellog

[SpeckTracker]

On those new lights do you use a generator or just hook it up to your 12v battery?

[704gary]

If you don't sell it, bring it to condo building outing.
I'll buy it. Thanks Gary

[Kellog]

The "Aquastar" lights work on a 12 volt deep cycle battery. The 100 watt halogen bulb draws 8 amps. If you divide the amps of your battery by 8 it will give you the approx # of hours they will operate on a full charge. We used them for 7 hours Sunday night and used half the battery power. I will use no other light in the future but the "Aquastar". Color does matter. We set 1 green and 1 white to start with. More fish were coming from the white light so I switched the color tube on the green one to white and started to catch fish on both lights immediatley. Te next it may be the other way around.

Kellog

[laserdoc]

I still think nothing beats a hydroglow light!!