Goture 12v 45w Underwater Fishing Light – Portable IP68 LED Freshwater & Saltwater Submersible Waterproof Lure Bait Lamp with 5M Cord for Boat Kayak Bank Dock – Green, White

Goture 12v 45w Underwater Fishing Light – Portable IP68 LED Freshwater & Saltwater Submersible Waterproof Lure Bait Lamp with 5M Cord for Boat Kayak Bank Dock – Green, White

$ 45.99

Score By Feature

Based on 43 ratings

Packaging

9.20

Customer service

9.36

Delivery

9.42

Giftable

9.23

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Product Description

It has excellent heat dissipation due to its hollow design, which allows water to flow through it, making the fishing lamp faster than most

WATERPROOF Completely waterproof (up to 5m under water). Our transparent sealing material is a reinforced epoxy resin with IP68 (the highest level of waterproofing) waterproof ability, so your product will not fog up, nor will water get inside, so there will be no safety accidents due to a short circuit.

ALMOST 5-6 YEARS EXTRA LONG LIFE TIME 50,000 Hours of continuous use. Due to the aluminum alloy circuit board and frame that are strong and fast at dissipating heat, the temperature of the led beads is lower, thus extending their lifespan.

DESIGN WITH TWO THREADS INNER HOLE There are two threads of inner holes on the surface of the lamp body, which can be attached to the side of a ship or dock to secure it.

This high quality fishing light features 6 sided LED lights with 360 degree views, more than 3400 Lumens, 360° viewing angle, brighter, better irradiation. With this portable LED lighting kit, you will have your bait and lures in addition to the best chances of catching

A VERY WIDELY USED material. You can use the fish lamp both for freshwater and saltwater applications, for example, for fish ponds, lakes, docks, and Small fish will be lured to feeding bigger fish by the plankton you put in your favorite spot. The water is able to get this nutrient from the phytoplankton and the phytoplankton is able to get it from the fish.

Questions & Answers

Can you tell me how long the cord is?

There is a 5m cord attached to the machine.

Can you tell me the gauge of the electrical ?

There is only a 16ga hole in it. A little thin, yes. I also used a heavier gauge wire to extend because I had to add more wire. I covered the thinner section with electrical tape.

In addition to car batteries, do you know of any small batteries that can be used if fishing from a ?

I am a fishing light user. You will need a battery with a voltage of 12V for the device to function. I hope this could be of some

Selected User Reviews For Goture 12v 45w Underwater Fishing Light – Portable IP68 LED Freshwater & Saltwater Submersible Waterproof Lure Bait Lamp with 5M Cord for Boat Kayak Bank Dock – Green, White

I really like it! I and my fiancee were very pleased with the product! The first night, I caught a lot of fish

5/5

However, it took us a minute to realize we couldn't fish on top of the light. We had better luck a little ways away from the light. Bait fish came up in droves when the light shone!.

Axel Rowland

| Sep 11, 2020

There is a strong, little light in the sky

5/5

This is a great boat accessory. My first thought was that it was smaller. However, it is a very bright and strong It takes a lot of effort for the button to stay on. A rugged landscape. pleased with the results.

Ulises Wilcox

| Apr 21, 2021

I love it!

5/5

We have been talking about installing an aquarium on the back of our sailboat for several years now. I have no problems with it. Our design is a cigarette outlet that easily connects to it, so that it will be easier to use. He is over the moon excited about it. On nights when we have fishing on our sugar scoops, we have them jumping on them!.

Alaiya Hahn

| Mar 25, 2021

This is a small device that The box was much bigger than I had anticipated when I opened it

5/5

Nevertheless, I was pleasantly surprised by the brightness and quality of the display. A month out of Florida we travel for 30 miles along the West Coast and it's like being in a National Geographic film.