Reel Fishing Lites
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Mr. Bob, On 8/24/12 I receved my 510 lite, so 8/25/12, we went to Lake Mead on the Arizona side of the lake in my poonton boat, in about 35' of water placed the lite about 8 to 10' under the boat.
30 min later a big fish broke my 15 lbs line, well to make a long story short, 4 hours later we had landed a 28 inch large mouth striper bass, 22 1/2 striper, and 4 cat fish 21" to 16"
We left when I fought a fish for about 15 min so big it broke my line it was huge a lot bigger then the first one.
Your lights realy work, Thank You
John Thompson
from Kingman AZ</p>
Mr. Bob, On 8/24/12 I receved my 510 lite, so 8/25/12, we went to Lake Mead on the Arizona side of the lake in my poonton boat, in about 35' of water placed the lite about 8 to 10' under the boat.
30 min later a big fish broke my 15 lbs line, well to make a long story short, 4 hours later we had landed a 28 inch large mouth striper bass, 22 1/2 striper, and 4 cat fish 21" to 16"
We left when I fought a fish for about 15 min so big it broke my line it was huge a lot bigger then the first one.
Your lights realy work, Thank You
John Thompson
from Kingman AZ</p>
Rollcast
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Interesting thread. I recall, back when the earth was cooling, people would put a flashlight in a mason jar (probably after they emptied the contents) and filled it with rocks. Tied a cord on it and hung it off the side of the boat. Same prinicple. Had a friend that lived off the Hiwassee on one of the backwaters. He would turn on the dock light about an hour before dark. Really effective, especially during the willow fly hatch. People would bet as to what they would catch next.
What can I say Bob, Reel-Lites are the REAL DEAL! I've used my 816 twice now and had tremendous success crappie fishing at the Lake of the Ozarks. The light is very bright and attracts a lot of bait fish. I like putting the light about five feet deep and use a slip bobber rig set at 10-12 feet a little bit away from the light, and man the crappie whack my bait. Reel-Lites and are great products at a geat price, and the warrenty gives me confidence that you stand behind your work! I've told all my fishing buddies about Reel-Lites, keep up the good work!
God Bless
Ross: from Missouri
God Bless
Ross: from Missouri
<span style="color: #000000"><span class="text"><span style="line-height: 17px; font-size: 14px">Bob,
I used the 714 Led green light for the first time last night. Caught 32 crappie, here is a picture of
couple large ones. The sky was bright and I still had tons of bait in murky water. I also made a little
light holder while it’s in storage. Thanks again
Marcus</span></span></span>
<span class="text"><span style="color: #000000"><span style="line-height: 17px; font-size: 14px">Bob
Oct 4 2012
Got my 408 Led yesterday. Wife and I decided to compare day fishing with night fishing. Never been
night fishing so this would interesting test. It is only fair to say that we read the testimonials with
great skepticism's my wife more so than me.
Here are the results, we fished for 3 hours during the day and caught 10 keepers. We followed your
guide lines for night fishing and in 3 hours caught 50 keepers. Needless to say we apologize for not
believing the testimonials. We are hooked on your lights and night fishing. John P. Ak.</span></span><font color="#00ff00"><span style="line-height: 17px; font-size: 14px">
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Hi Bob, The 612 arrived today, was excited to open it, and looks great. You've been so excellent about going above and beyond to be sure I'm a satisfied customer, you're a man of integrity for sure, and I thank you so very much.</p>
On a side note, I found a little hidden lake up here in the National Forest that I can kayak by creek, or walk thru the woods to get to. I've had the best Crappie fishing of my life this past Thur, Fri, and Sat. Caught my limit of 25 each day of 11 to 14 inchers! I'm suffering a bad case of Crappie fever. Thanks again, best wishes to you, Kevin K.</p>
Caught at an old family honey hole. Last nights haul was 18gills 1 crappie and three walleye. Whats
amazing about this is these gills is they were caught at night. We tossed out the "REEL LITE"and began
casting jigs and beetle spins for walleye and crappie. Nothing would touch our worms on bobbers.
when the moon came up it was over. RiverScum</p>
shut-up-and-fish
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God Speed Bob.....
