Fish lights and squid

[Mr. Sandman]

I agree with the constant vs. sudden on/off theory. As I kid I use to fish with my Dad for bass at night under bridges. We would tie up to the bridge and work the shadow line. At time he would hang a coleman lantern off the back of the boat. He made a jig that attached to the cleat to canterliver the lantern well off the stern. We would drift small blackfish , choggies and eels back thru the shadows cast by the bridge lights. You would be surprised what lurks in those shadows. Once hooked up, you pray they swim away from the pilings or your screwed.

I plan on ordering one of these hydroglows and will get deep discharge battery to lug out to the dock. I might give it a try near the islands some night.

[MakoMike]

Sandy,
One think to keep in mind on the hydroglows, they are very delicate. We did a group buy on them last year on Noreast and probably 40% of them came from the factory already broken. Several guys have also reported breaking them since they got them. If you can't "baby" them, they may not be the right light for you.