Tacky Stick Underwater Fishing Light - Includes Free Weighted Swivel Clip - Floats or Sinks - No External Battery Required - Green LED - Waterproof

Lights seems like a great product. I have used it in the water yet. The light was a little bigger than I expected but still very happy with the purchase.

Was expecting more based on reviews and description. Weight fell off while in the water, and not as bright as I had hoped while using off the side of a pontoon boat on a lake. From past experience, a light with a more uniform glow- rather than a few individual led's shining in specific directions- tends to draw more underwater life. I loved the fact that this only used internal button batteries and didn't need to be connected to an external battery, but it just wasn't worth it in the end. Cheap enough, though, that it was worth trying.

Love this fishing light! We bought it for an upcoming vacation to do some bay fishing. My son was anxious to try it at one of the ponds in our neighborhood. It works well and is easy to use and set up. We attached ours to an extra rod and reel. Unfortunately we didn’t get to use it long because on the first big fish we caught when I went to grab the net a snake was right next to it. Luckily the snake took off at the same time I did in the opposite direction. So no more night fishing for now but will update after the trip. What a deal though! Those underwater lights people attach to their docks are expensive! This seems to have the same effect and portable.

Interesting

Does what I thought it would.About a 3 or 6 ft section under my kayak lit up with green with bars of green light extending out, depending on water clarity.I put the weight on it and submerged it about a foot underwater hanging off the side of my kayak.This was in Puget sound at night squid fishing and I'm not sure it helped me catch more squid or not but it couldn't have hurt.

Good portable green light for fishing. Only issue is having to open it every time to turn light on and off.

The brightness was better than i thought, but a little bigger than i thought..but its not that big of a deal

Put these lights on a spin cast reel with the right weight to keep them afloat and they worked great. Caught lots of fish casting in and around the light’s perimeter.