I need a spotlight asap. using for nighttime navigation on the boat. what do you guys recommend? Links are appreciated
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Stanley handheld from Walmart is good for what you are wanting. Uses D or C batteries and is bright!
Last edited by BBReezen; 11-16-2017, 08:24 AM.
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Originally posted by ultralite09 View PostIf you must have a "spotlight" its hard to beat a Go Light with a remote.
But if you dont need a spot light and want the best lighting. a 30" curved double stack light bar will get you taken care of. Low amp draw as well. For the boat, any brand on amazon will do just fine.
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Originally posted by Walker View PostI think led bars should be illegal on the water as anyone approaching from your front has to totally shut down and let you pass. Cant see a darn thing. . Happens to me.at least once a week with light bars coming out of Bluff Landing.
Been there done that, thankfully we never really have that issue on the lakes I hunt. Everyone leaves the same boat launch and head towards the same direction so no one gets blinded but most people if were passing them, theyll shut the light bar off.
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Originally posted by Walker View PostI think led bars should be illegal on the water as anyone approaching from your front has to totally shut down and let you pass. Cant see a darn thing. . Happens to me.at least once a week with light bars coming out of Bluff Landing.
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The clyclops handheld lights are nice. A good size, weight, plenty bright, and very reasonable at about $40. They can usually be found at Wal-Mart or Academy.
https://www.academy.com/webapp/wcs/s...SABEgLkFfD_BwE
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