Underwater Lights

[Hunter@Meltontackle.com]

I've been looking into adding some underwater lights to my Blackfin when I haul out this spring. After doing some research, I selected Oceanled. I told Tracy that we should be carrying them and after he saw them at the Miami Boat Show he agreed. We now have them up on our website in the marine electronics area. If you want to give me a call to place your order I’ll give you our special promotional price.
Thanks,
Hunter

[BM3BANDIT]

a little of topic but i was wondering if you knew what brand/type of light is used on the flybrige and tower on those sportfish's in the pic.

[Hunter@Meltontackle.com]

The lights in the picture are most likely the Thru-Hull series in the 3010 size.

[BM3BANDIT]

not the underwater lighting the topside lights on the bridge and tower

[gradyfish265]

Believe they are I2 systems Aspeiron Tri-Color's. I think retail price is around $110 a light.

[frank daleo]

watch that custom sportfish boat running with them on is SAWEET

[LuckyLady]

Here is a shot from our boat running down the bay at 5am

[Gettinwet]

i will in the next few week be ordering the amphibian a6's off you...they come in a set correct? or are they 399.00 each?

[gradyfish265]

Believe the price is each, for underwater's that is cheap, thru hull UW lights are anywhere from 800 for halogens to over 2000 a light for high end LED's. LED's are the way to go, less consumption and better light wuality, halogen is blinding.

As a side note, the picture of the vikings above is with HALOGEN underwater lights, not LED's.

Mary, awesome picture, what underwater light's are in that boat? I'm assuming Ocean LED, they run the best while underway and were designed to be on out of the water, not all other's are. Love the look of blue, and it is the best for attracting bait and is the calmest for fish, green works too but blue will out perform it if gathering bait is your main objective.