Spotlight for boat
Submitted by Mitch1 on Wed, 2016-04-27 09:09
Hey guys,
Just looking for recommendations on a spotlight to mount to the bow rail of my centre console as I do a fair bit of night fishing.
Cheers,
Mitch
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Rob H
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heres one :-)
http://fishwrecked.com/forum/remote-spotlight
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bouttime
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I would go a fixed mount hid
I would go a fixed mount hid spot light. Have one now its good. The remote ones are crap dont last and crappy beam on them. Had one on my last 2 boats and never used them as they did nothing
Mitch1
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Cheers mate
Cheers mate
crasny1
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Even though a mounted one is good
to keep your hands free, I always carry a hand held LED one, so that at night if you have to look at something that is outside the beam you have that option. Did a hell of a lot of night fishing in Karratha
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BarraSlayer
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Lights Bar?
I have a 18 light greatwhite light bar on my car that I was considering puting on my boat, whats peoples thoughts on light bars high up on a canopy on a centre console?
Cheers
BarraSlayer
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Pain in the ass. The only
Pain in the ass. The only place for a light is right on the bow. Anywhere else just lights up the boat, and destroys your vision.
Rob H
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put it back a bit or with a
put it back a bit or with a shroud to shade the front
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