I get great coverage with less lights because they are high and pointing down.
https://youtu.be/08kP2Jcbwdc

 

Could you show some daytime pics of your setup? Wonder how a single pole up front would work? Do you lean them out to keep bugs away from you?

 

cool idea and looks like plenty of light but where I fish I don't think they'd last a night. lol

 

I was thing if one was really motivated they could make a coil spring base mount.

 

For what its worth I purchased 2 50 watt LED from RPM and they are defiantly quality lights.

 

Cool thanks so how little light can I get away with. Would 6 50w LED be enough if I mounted 2 up front off the bow and 2 on each side behind it. I am putting them on a quick release bracket so they'll be sitting up off the boat a little...

 

Where do you take the majority of your shots? Point the majority of your light in that direction.

We take an overwhelming majority of out shots from the bow forward, so the majority of our lights face forward. If I had 6 lights, 2 would face straight ahead, 2 would be at a 45* angle and one on each side.

 

It is real tough to space your lights anywhere but the water. I have had my boat up on the trailer and turned on my lights and its ridiculous bright but when I get out on the water you can better see what is overlapping or slight off.

 

These are made out of steel and the post that slide in them are aluminum.

 

These are made out of steel and the post that slide in them are aluminum.
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How many lights do you have? They are 50 watts right?

 

Let see some pics of that with the lights.

 

https://youtu.be/08kP2Jcbwdc

 

I have 6 50w set up the way Gary Briggs describes. Most of my shooting is bank running so my switches allow me to shut off the left, the right or the front that way I save power with my two 31 batts. Lights are mounted to the underside of a 20" raised deck.

 

I've run (6) 50w HPS Seelites for over a year, and just added 2 more. The 6 were great, but added the extra 2 at the back of my light rail for someone shooting off the back deck.