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Underwater fishing lights come with a maintenance nightmare due to continuous barnacle build up and growth, which is leading more and more people to looking at above water (overhead) fishing light options. The primary reason people are making this switch is because the fishing lights simply last longer when they are above water and can be essentially forgotten about in terms of on-going maintenance. This especially goes for people who are considering renting their waterfront home on AirBnB or a similar service, where regular maintenance is more difficult to accomplish. It also serves home owners well who simply do not want to maintain...

It doesn't matter what it is - a boat, piece of rope, piling, hidden treasure, or underwater fishing lights - barnacles are bound to cling to it before long.  There are things you can do to minimize barnacle build-up such as running your lights for longer durations, pulling the lights up when they are not in use, using barnacle resistant paint, and more but we won't dive too deep into those methods. All of these methods are capable of increasing barnacle resistance, but none of them will totally eliminate barnacles.  Barnacles are made up of nearly 97% calcium carbonate by weight...

The number one struggle with underwater green fishing lights is the everlasting battle with continuous barnacle and marine growth. Some of the best quality underwater green fishing lights will burn off the growth, but if the dusk to dawn sensor fails, a circuit breaker trips or you simply forget to leave the light plugged in; before you know it there's a bunch of barnacles that have covered the lens and no amount of heat will break them free of their cement-like hardened super glue. We put together a guide to maintenance-free green fishing lights, but it looks like the only tried-and-true...

Snook fishing is on the rise in Florida, their flaky white fillets combined with some lemon butter sauce are just about guaranteed to make any fish-eaters mouth water. We never set out to change the game in snook fishing, but inadvertently our underwater green fishing lights have earned the reputation of being called “snook lights” by our fellow Florida fishermen. In an effort to pass along the information we've learned through our experiences as well as the experiences of our customers, we've put together a complete snook fishing guide that teaches you how to catch more snook fish.  How to...