Submersible light

Any suggestions from you guys who've tried them lookin for a green led one for on the yak thanks

I use the Berkley submersible. Nice green light. Takes 3 AA batteries. Costs about 20 dollars. I use it for crappie and cats. It floats out of the box but you can add some weight to put it down where you want it.

 

Cool alot of these lights have mixed reviews :s hard to pick one thank you tho any other suggestions guys?

Depends on what you use it for.  I've used mine couple of times on the water mainly for slow drifting/paddle with minnows.  It's great if you want to anchor for small fish but for slow drift/paddle I would get a size smaller.  For that you just need enough light to silhouette your live bait/lure.

Mainly use it for crappie an striper fishing so slowdrif/anchor fishing

   Yak Gear  has some cool lights ..   

http://www.yak-gear.com/shop/index.php?route=product/category&path=62

http://fishinglightsetc.com/superbrite.html

The 24 inch is what I would recommend for a yak and you can still get away with the 12 inch for striper.  I have used my 48 incher along with the big 48 lbs battery and it seem like the stripers didn't like the light that well as when fishing with Steve (http://www.norcalkayakanglers.com/index.php?topic=42653.msg468289#msg468289) the Stripers were liking his bait more.  His rod would be no closer then 8-10 ft away from my yak.  Either way the stripers I'd caught durring most nights came mostly off the bottom water column.  Hope this gives you an idea.

Yikes pricey light stick 103$

I'm sure you can find cheaper ones.

I am thinking glow sticks honestly. LOL

Lol

I am thinking glow sticks honestly. LOL

There you go.  Just use the weight of the glow stick to keep your bait down. 

I am thinking glow sticks honestly. LOL

There you go.  Just use the weight of the glow stick to keep your bait down.

Fairly sure glow sticks float though

I am thinking glow sticks honestly. LOL

There you go.  Just use the weight of the glow stick to keep your bait down.

Fairly sure glow sticks float though

Well, I guess you'll have to at some weight afterall.

I got one at Glory Hole Sports by New Melones.  Think it's 18 or 24", got it for like $40 bucks, even though I had seen ones for 30$ I think at Cabelas, they had reviews that cautioned about leaks and having to reinforce the seals.  The thing worked like a charm with a normal SLA 7AH battery, for the 4-5 hours I used it.  Caught my first ever crappie using the thing too! Really really cool looking when you send it down and light up all the water around you! 

And, just like some YouTube video's I had watched, bait fish were swarming, and you could see bigger fish darting in and out of the balls of bait.  You need to add 10-16oz of weight to get the sucker to go down too btw. I dont think that glowsticks will have anywhere near the effect of the light.