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Bucktail
Posted 6/21/2005 9:29 PM (#151416)
Subject: Blacklights for Night Fishing


Does anyone know where I can buy a Blacklight to put in the bottom of my boat while night fishing? I need one that takes batteries. At Walmart I found blacklights but they were plug in/outlet type. Any ideas?
MuskieMedic
Posted 6/21/2005 9:58 PM (#151421 - in reply to #151416)
Subject: RE: Blacklights for Night Fishing





Posts: 2091


Location: Stevens Point, WI
Cabela's and Bass Pro should have them.
Beaver
Posted 6/21/2005 10:12 PM (#151423 - in reply to #151416)
Subject: RE: Blacklights for Night Fishing





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I have seen them at BPS.
Beav
setme31
Posted 6/22/2005 7:11 AM (#151444 - in reply to #151416)
Subject: RE: Blacklights for Night Fishing





Posts: 516


Location: Kildeer, IL
Are blacklights necessary when night fishing? I've never used them before. I've always used a headlamp. How do they help?
Fish and Whistle
Posted 6/22/2005 9:42 AM (#151478 - in reply to #151416)
Subject: RE: Blacklights for Night Fishing





Posts: 462


Location: Antioch, IL
I know blacklight gives a much quicker and bright charge to any kind of glow in the dark paint (blades, beads, jigheads...) due to the massive amount of ultraviolet light. It also makes mono lines easy to see at night. Other than that I'm not sure of any other benefits (unless you've been smoking doobies all day,....then it's just kinda like cool and stuff)
UPMuskyr
Posted 6/22/2005 11:05 AM (#151497 - in reply to #151416)
Subject: RE: Blacklights for Night Fishing




Posts: 160


Location: Carney, Mi (in da UP eh!)
If your looking for 12 volt power for the blacklight and want an additional source, besides your boat batteries, bring your portable jump start pack, most of them come with a 12v cigarette plug in on them.
Fish and Whistle
Posted 6/23/2005 8:42 AM (#151589 - in reply to #151416)
Subject: RE: Blacklights for Night Fishing





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Location: Antioch, IL
I remember hearing somewhere that blacklight doesn't attract as many bugs as standard lighting. I've never tested this out. Anybody know about this?
ESOX Maniac
Posted 6/23/2005 9:05 AM (#151593 - in reply to #151589)
Subject: RE: Blacklights for Night Fishing





Posts: 2754


Location: Mauston, Wisconsin
"Fish in the dark- be one with your environment!"

Seriously- You could clip the plug cord and hardwire the ones from wally world automotive department to a console light switch.

Have fun!
Al

Edited by ESOX Maniac 6/23/2005 11:03 AM
Webguy
Posted 6/23/2005 11:13 AM (#151618 - in reply to #151589)
Subject: RE: Blacklights for Night Fishing





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Location: Suspended
Fish and Whistle - 6/23/2005 9:42 AM

I remember hearing somewhere that blacklight doesn't attract as many bugs as standard lighting. I've never tested this out. Anybody know about this?


I would have to disagree, they use black-lights in bug zappers to attract them.
archerynut36
Posted 6/24/2005 9:35 PM (#151755 - in reply to #151416)
Subject: RE: Blacklights for Night Fishing





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Location: syracuse indiana
they do bring about every bug around the lake into and on the boat. believe me i have 3 of the black lights and do not use them unless i totaly have too. couse it only takes about 3 seconds for those pesky bugs to show up...bill
Muskiefool
Posted 6/25/2005 11:19 PM (#151782 - in reply to #151478)
Subject: RE: Blacklights for Night Fishing





What are Doobies and where can we get a QP LOL
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