Attwood LED nav lights

Picked up a set off these at Wally World for $29 bucks, pretty impressed, though I might add a little more marine sealant around the seals to handle excess splashing on the bow light.

http://www.attwoodmarine.com/store/product/portable-led-navigation-light-kit

 

  Please, post pictues after install.

Will do, currently back in Ohio for a couple weeks, will post when I get back

Unless you really want to put the red and green lights on your kayak, they are not required. Only a bright flashlight. The r/g lights on a yak would be hard to decipher as to direction of travel by other vessels because of the slow movement too. I don't like to paddle in the dark with any lights on because it really takes away from your vision. When I hear a boat approaching I just turn on my hat/headlight so they can see me. Wave it around if you need too.

RacinRob - that's the very best advice I've seen on any kayaking forum regarding navigation lights on a kayak. Good night vision is the best way to stay aware of your surroundings. A drunk powerboater won't be watching for slow or non moving lights on his way back to port, but if you make a lot of noise and wave a flashlight in his face, he's going to see it and know that there's a human being in or near his path. Red/green lights need to be a distance apart and moving to be noticed. A slow or stopped white light does not suggest danger or human activity in any way. Never expect someone to notice you just because you have a light showing.