re: Fishing lights on the river

I guess alligators as well

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wickowick

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Are these really green colored lights? Most underwater light places make green light systems. I make these type light systems and I have a couple of bulbs that throw off the yellow to white underwater light. White shows up yellowish in the lake where I live. The white light bulbs are easier to find and 250 watts in particular. Just wondering if the pictures aren't showing the real color?

As we move into summer I have a lot of gar at the lights. And underneath the lights and off towards the shadows I see a lot of bass and white bass. In the early fall I see a lot of crappie. In the summer crappie are out deep.

Ok, I see. I also have above the water LED lights. I rarely use them. In many Texas/Florida saltwater and now freshwater lakes there are systems utilizing submerged HID metal halide lighting ( I also have a 1000 watt high pressure sodium system). So you can find 175 watt to 1000 watt systems. That's what I have at my place and I use 175, 250, 400 and 1000 watt bulbs. These bulbs and connections are waterproofed and sunk into the lake. The controller uses a photo switch so they come on at dusk and go off a about sunrise. In the summer somebody is usually fishing mine. If I don't get down there by sunset, I'll not get to fish them. Lake fishermen love those lights.