70W 130W DC 12V IP68 Waterproof Aluminum High Power Glowing Boat Fish Attractants Lure Green Submersible Fishing Lights LED Underwater For At Night Snook Crappie with Battery Clips Cigarette Charger Plug

We used it on the back of our houseboat at Lake Powell and caught over 250 fish striper mostly a couple walleye, smallmouth bass and a few bluegill! Worked great!

I like it. It works but there is no instructions. I can't even tell the brand name other than where it is made. They do not explain on amazon nor with the package how it works, so may be confusing to some people, and they might not have all the things needed to work it. You need a battery with it and a charger with the battery. Amazon might of threw instructions and the labeling out in the packaging not sure. Amazon recommends to buy those things together and I kinda figured it out, but some people would assume it has a charger you plug into the wall, not an actually battery that's separate. It looks kind a small car battery. Other than the low information, the product is good and works. I only used it 2 times so far, so I don't know how it holds up over time. You got to find a nice place with low seaweed that's at least 4-5 feet deep to use on. It can get stuck possible if its windy or wavy, just like a fishing line. Is it 70W or is it 130W how can it be both?It attracts fish but it takes some time for then to come. You have to walk away for 5 minutes so the fish don't see you then they come. The small fish come first. I think this is for a river or a lake not really for a pond because a pond does not get deep enough suddenly enough. The water directly below has to be deep. Make sure a boat don't hit it because the best place is usually a place where they launch boats to put this. The battery can't get wet, so I think you might not be able to use it when its raining, and cant splash it either.The light is 45 but you have to spend $90+ actually to get the battery and battery charger. I seen this on tiktok thats how I found it. There is white and blue lights also, but green is most sold most popular and works the best (I believe). Rainbow lights and stuff probably don't work as well. Green is best then white and blue is second best. The fish seem to be entertained by it that's why they come up to it. This should be to see fish not abused to catch or kill the fish, unless you are fishing and throwing them back. This is very bright and you will need sunglasses maybe if its not underwater. I wouldnt stare at it. This is the one thats not too dim or too bright for starters like myself probably.

Have used it multiple times works flawlessly, but the cord could be a few feet longer

This light works very well! Much brighter than anticipated. I just drop it over the side of my kayak.

It works properly. Light is powerful.

It gives light, doesn't attract anything. My regular Milwaukie light attracted more crappie than this junk, I had them both in separate locations, and o saw no fish, or caught any with these submersible lights, unlike the Milwaukie lights. Another product I wasted money on.

Light works great, fish come to it

We tried it in Santa Cruz Wharf last week and boy, We can see fish swimming around my green led lights.I connected it to my motorcycle 12V Battery and I don't see and issues nor any problems I'm thinking of buying another one

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Doesn’t seem too bright. If any fish see it they must swim away from it because I haven’t seen it attract anything