8 Great Lights, Boat, Deck, Pond

[bobglen]

<font size="2">180 Day Money Back
2 Year Warranty
No ballast resistor
20' or 40' cord & battery clips
Internal weighted
Life span bulbs 17 years, 50,000 hours
No Ultraviolet or Infrared rays
Environment safe
Durability, can take fair abuse
Durable — No filaments
Guaranteed not to leak
No glass tube to break.</font></p>

<font size="2">Prices starting at $49.00</font>

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[tnfatguy]

I bought a 204 about a month ago and have used it twice on Chickamauga. It worked great. I caught about 20 crappie per hour both trips. Great lights.

 

[bobglen]

Thank you for the nice comments</p>

But you didn't say when supper was</p>

emoHungry </p>

 

[screwball]

The only great lite you didn't have in your post was a BUD LITE.

 

[bobglen]

I used lanterns for many years. I started night fishing with my Grampa's old kerosene lantern. </p>

I had a ice fishing shack and fished for Crappie almost every night through the ice. Then I started fishing for them by lantern light at night in the summer.Then I moved up to a Coleman lantern. </p>

Now I have 2 Reel-Lites. Here's the deal-you can get where your going by being old school and riding a horse. You will get there. But not like in my Chevy truck. Same with night fishing. I hate all the bugs in my face & eyes. </p>

I promise you if you try a Reel-Light for a week-you will forget about the gas lantern. 100% better and safer no comparison..Period.</p>

Crappie 1</p>