Spearfishing 29/11/2016

[Brett]

The battery and light I'm currently using.
I don't know about others but I find it's fantastic. But more expensive but now I'm using this one I can't go back to using the smaller ones.

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Hope that helps you a bit 4L. The battery isn't too heavy and fits easily into a normal size back pack.
Got anymore questions I'm happy to help you out mate

Cheers,

LX.

Do you know what brand it is?

Those lights are way to heavy to use for prolonged periods. They are a great light, but far to heavy, compared to the other options available to us now days.

If you can find them, the best ones I have used look like the AA battery operated ones, but they run a 55w halogen down light, I used to have one but it went bye bye when I went away for a few yrs.
the aa battery ones are still ok to give it a go and cheap too. I currently use them for prawning and still manage a feed easily.

[Lightningx]

The battery and light I'm currently using.
I don't know about others but I find it's fantastic. But more expensive but now I'm using this one I can't go back to using the smaller ones.

IMG_0246.JPG

IMG_0245.JPG

Hope that helps you a bit 4L. The battery isn't too heavy and fits easily into a normal size back pack.
Got anymore questions I'm happy to help you out mate

Cheers,

LX.

Do you know what brand it is?

It's the Neptune underwater prawn light 100 w mate.

[4liters]

The battery and light I'm currently using.
I don't know about others but I find it's fantastic. But more expensive but now I'm using this one I can't go back to using the smaller ones.

IMG_0246.JPG

IMG_0245.JPG

Hope that helps you a bit 4L. The battery isn't too heavy and fits easily into a normal size back pack.
Got anymore questions I'm happy to help you out mate

Cheers,

LX.

Do you know what brand it is?

Those lights are way to heavy to use for prolonged periods. They are a great light, but far to heavy, compared to the other options available to us now days.

If you can find them, the best ones I have used look like the AA battery operated ones, but they run a 55w halogen down light, I used to have one but it went bye bye when I went away for a few yrs.
the aa battery ones are still ok to give it a go and cheap too. I currently use them for prawning and still manage a feed easily.

I was looking at these: http://www.fishingtackleshop.com.au/pro ... light.html

700 lumen, and it'd probably last a couple of hours. I don't know how they compare to others out there but apparently they weight about 500g

[Brett]

Have seen them, but haven't had the chance to try them yet.

I use these ones at present, I only chase prawns though.

I loved my o,d one it was friggen brilliant, just annoyed I lost it.

[Mattblack]

I've got a big car battery powered thing and the LED 'AA' battery one....love the lighter LED and does the job really well (although it only works when it submerged which can be annoying at times)