| Hooked on Bowfishing |
Bow Fisherman are beginning to use submersible lights in combination with their
above water halo's because there is no light lost to surface reflection like there is with
above water lights. The waters surface is like a giant mirror and reflects half of all light
shined on it. The opposite effect is found when you use submersible lights. When
light is placed under the waters surface, there is no light lost to reflection so all of the
light is illuminating the water around it, allowing you to see the fish much more clearly.
Fish are many times missed when only using above water lights because of the glare
reflecting off the waters surface.
Above water halogen's and underwater halogen's combined will light up just about any
water clearly. The two types of lights should be used together since each type of light
illuminates different parts of the water. Above water halogens can be shined at
greater distances and illuminate the top foot or two of the water. Underwater halogens
illuminate everything under a foot or two and will give you better underwater visibility.
Our 120VAC, 450-watt Magnum models put out 2.5 Million C.P. of light and are the
most popular underwater lights for bowfishing. When used in conjunction with above
water lights, these lights will increase your visibility underwater and allow you to shoot
fish you may have never seen using above water lights only.
Most people simply attach the power-cord to a cleat or rail and let the lights hang
freely a couple feet under the water. This method allows the lights to simply slide over
brush or rocks that may get in the way. While the lights are weighted, you may have
to add additional weight to the light to keep it vertical in the water if you are in fast
water or using a high speed trolling motor.
above water halo's because there is no light lost to surface reflection like there is with
above water lights. The waters surface is like a giant mirror and reflects half of all light
shined on it. The opposite effect is found when you use submersible lights. When
light is placed under the waters surface, there is no light lost to reflection so all of the
light is illuminating the water around it, allowing you to see the fish much more clearly.
Fish are many times missed when only using above water lights because of the glare
reflecting off the waters surface.
Above water halogen's and underwater halogen's combined will light up just about any
water clearly. The two types of lights should be used together since each type of light
illuminates different parts of the water. Above water halogens can be shined at
greater distances and illuminate the top foot or two of the water. Underwater halogens
illuminate everything under a foot or two and will give you better underwater visibility.
Our 120VAC, 450-watt Magnum models put out 2.5 Million C.P. of light and are the
most popular underwater lights for bowfishing. When used in conjunction with above
water lights, these lights will increase your visibility underwater and allow you to shoot
fish you may have never seen using above water lights only.
Most people simply attach the power-cord to a cleat or rail and let the lights hang
freely a couple feet under the water. This method allows the lights to simply slide over
brush or rocks that may get in the way. While the lights are weighted, you may have
to add additional weight to the light to keep it vertical in the water if you are in fast
water or using a high speed trolling motor.
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| Pictures courtesy of Kenny H. from Hendersonville, NC. |
| NOTICE: For maximum illumination, submersible lights should be used in conjunction with above water lighting. Above water lights and submersible lights work well together and light different area's of the water. |
| If you want to read what other bow fisherman have to say about these lights click HERE to go to BowFishingCountry.com forums |
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| Notice These fishing lights use halogen bulbs which burn bright and hot. They must be submerged in water to use. |
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