Which Blacklight

[Iamlegend]

Give bluewater a call and see if the can do an aluminum boat I'm sure they can.

[Jig'em83]

Blue water led is the only way to go. You can mount anywhere and they are 100% waterproof. Takes up less space and uses way less battery. I'd call them and let them set you up.

[Shellkat]

Anybody got a number for bluewater

[cpsniper05]

So the ones from Blue Water, do they just stick right to the rub rail? Where does the wiring go and do they come with an on/off switch or what? Do you guys run them off your main battery? I always get concerned with how much is too much when it comes to running off my cranking battery.

I think next year Im going to get the kit for lighting up the boat and compartments. That looks pretty awesome, thanks for the reference.

[The Legend]

Moonlite LEDs are pretty awesome too. I prefer the one that has the additional green LED, myself.

[crappiepappy]

Anybody got a number for bluewater

1-800-221-2583


... pappy

[Shellkat]

Anyone got a ballpark on what a setup for bassboat kit from bluewater costs?

[cpsniper05]

Anyone got a ballpark on what a setup for bassboat kit from bluewater costs?

$135.00 for the blacklight kit, which includes 2# 60 light LED strips

[Jig'em83]

Go to bluewaterled.com
you can find all your answers there and they will be more than happy to work with you over the phone. They will even help with your install questions. As far as which battery to run off of, it makes no difference because of the low amp draw....you could run them off of a nine volt battery!

[Les Young]

you should check out the moonlite, nuclieye or punisher black lights. I have a moonlite full moon in my 18 footer & it gives plenty of light. I myself will go with Bluewater a little later on as they are the best thing going for boat lighting & blacklights. Mike Delao that owns bluewater will treat you right.

[transamz9]

IDK if they are the best thing for bass boats but they are good. I just don't like sticking stuff to my boat so I went with a different brand set up. You have to have a removable rub rail though.

[alycat]

I went the cheap route. I've got 4 Bearkley blacklights mounted to my trolling rod holders on my Tracker their about 29.00 each. I also wired plug outlets on each side of the boat to keep a tangle of wires from the lights. Works great and the lights stay in place while running. You can also use blacklights that run on batteries their used for finding pet stains they run about 12.00.