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Yeah great info for people who want to try this out. I have a friend that got a free 15f boston with a trailer, he just put a pice of plywood up front, nothing fancy, he also made a console out of wood, bought longer cables for the engine, he runs a 20hp Evinrude fron the 80's he had laying around, he made the light poles out pf pcv and put 12V LED Lights with the warm type of light not the bright white ones, and he has a killer time out there, he did not spend more than $400. Also you better have you fishing papers in order, cops be checking everyone out there, papers, lobster size and amout, remember its not free buffet out there, there are limits. Be safe, have fun, no need to spend big bucks to do this.
It’s the light lumen level. Old light bulbs are at 2800 degrees of light Lumen. Perfect for your use. Most big box stores sell the led,s as a set, you can buy old stock from a lighting stores for cheep they want to get it out of there stock room. All the new stuff is dim able so you can dim it down to 2800 degrees or lower . Then you can dim it up to 6000 degrees white bright light. You can also run them off a stock battery, and if you have a 20 Horse motor with a generator it will charge the battery, I don’t like this video which puts 120 volts under water using black tape as a water tight seal , have you ever seen anyone shocked by 120 volts in water , trust me it will not let you go . I have the new type of leds on my sail boat , I can change the colors to red for night sailing I can dim them down as the night gets darker .. and if your good you can cut them ever 1.5 inch’s Then solder them to a lead and don’t forget the shrink wrap.
Here’s an old story before leds , for years I used to sail my 1 ton sailboat on the Chicago to Mackinac island ,
Race. I had installed a 12 volt dimmer on the Stern light , at 2 am in the morning I would start to dim down
The stern light , mind you this was a 333 mile race thru the night , at night the wind could drop down to less than
1 or 2 mph. If your on the boats behind me you would see my stern light getting dimmer , meaning that I must have wind , so most of the boats behind me would tack over to find the wind . Leaving me in a better position at sunrise ahead of the pack …. Now I live in the south and only sail on friends boats. In close ing was it fair to dim my tail light. I read every rule in the book there was nothing every written about lights. Do I feel bad about doing it , (sometimes). Ps. The cat was out of bag after 4 years , it didn’t make a difference one way or the other in the following years ….
120 volts around water I don't know I would stick with the 12 volts
They most likely 12v bulbs
Was thinking the same but seems like you could find a sealed led 12v light instead
the only thing electrically conductive is the cords between the generator and the lights, both lights are mounted on plastic pipes, please explain where the safety hazard exists?
@@marzsit9833 I didn't say it was a safety hazard I just said I would prefer 12 volts over 120 and let's just say if that light bulb breaks it can make the water conductive if it's not a GFCI protected generator or say you have a cracked extension cord. It's what I prefer I'm not knocking it.
If done properly there is little to no risk using the 120v lights in this application. With that said, there is absolutely no risk with the 12v option, 12 volts won't hurt you. Besides why would you use an relatively expensive generator near water, when you could just use 12v lights? If battery power is a concern get a second battery, still cheaper than a generator.
Why not just run a 12V bulb OR use a inverter from the battery? Your engine is running and would have no problem running a 400W inverter for a couple bulbs. Over thought out if you ask me.
Where Im from originally in NY, we had a 13' Del Quay Dory which for all intents and purposes is an English version of a Boston Whaler, we used 2 gas lanterns on a milkcrate with 2 arms to extend out over the water, and pole the boat thru maybe a foot of water in the summer for blue claw crabs. wed use 6 foot nets similar to bully nets except no ben in them. Wed come home with 3 or 4 5 gallon buckets of crab.
This setup would work well here on the gulf coast in Texas for flounder gigging! Awesome video as always!
In the panhandle destin Florida. That would make a great flounder boat. Y’all have a great channel also.
haha i pretty much said the same thing, then I saw your post (Pcola here)
Exactly!!!
@@DanielMiller82 I heard that you cant gig flounder anymore ?
I said the same thing
When gill nets were legal there alot of mullet boats in the panhandle that were built very similar to this
Great setup. If I were down there I would for sure have a boat like that. I can see other uses for it too. Stay safe out there 😎👍🌴
God bless for all you do for the ones dont now this info. Thanks
Back in the 90s I owned a 17' 6" Roberts Skiff. I had 24 volts for the trolling motor which would stay home on bully netting trips. Instead a pvc light bracket with 2 sealed flood lights would go in it's place. The pole on my bully net was a 13' piece of push pole that still had it's aluminum tip. I would stand on the bow and sweep left and right moving across the "Cape Shoals" in Key Biscayne. When a bug came into view inside that 40' oval of light, all I had to do was sweep the bow over it, flip the pole so that the net was down and pounce. I really miss those times.
Loved all the info shared in this video
I wonder how plexiglass rod would work for netting. It might not be as bright, but would emit light like flash light. The top of the rod would have to be enclosed for whatever light source you use. This would lessen contact with the salt water and lessen the destruction of the circuits. The are LED lights that are just as bright and much more durable to vibration than the filament bulbs you are currently using.
That’s awesome I just picked up a j16 Carolina skiff with a 4 stroke 50hp I’m going to get after them soon I went out for mini session we did great
12 volt light bulbs with a RV type waterproof socket that seals to the bulb can be submerged. A pie pan above it makes a good reflector so you don't see the bulb, just the light. I made one on a pole for flounder gigging. That boat would be great for flounder or sheepshead gigging, shrimping, bow fishin', and flats fishin' farther up the Gulf coast. I'd hunt tripletail on flat days with it too. Cool rig.
Would the light bulb socket need to be 12v as well or can you use any socket with a 12v bulb?
Has a beginner freediver I find your description of the in the water lights very informative and I can think of some night time free diving ways to scout with this thing thank you
This is the best setup for flounder gigging. I'll subscribe to see more boats.
Here in Broward County we don't have the use for it. But for the Keys Hell Yeah
Nice set up! LOVE YOUR LOBSTER BOAT!!
That looks like a great Flounder boat for up here in the panhandle of Florida!
Lights similar to that work very well for shrimping
I use an alumaglo light with 3x30w led lights on a 11'4 whaler with great success. Love the video
Down in the lower Texas coast around the Port Mansfield area, a rig like that would be great for Floundering. Love the content you'll put out🦈👍.
Nice flats to snag a spiny or 2 just west of the channel around KCB!!
If you did this to an aluminum boat it would be great for gigging by yourself. The lights look plenty bright enough and since you drive from the front you don’t need a driver in the back. I’d just put a trolling motor (if possible) and a center console surface drive mud motor on it.
Wow . Awesome show, thank you.
In the 15 years of doing it, never seen as many people as this year
videos like this...reason....sad
We have a lot of these in Bradenton used for mullet fishing normally 19-25 ft
Up here in the Midwest we have a lot of aluminum jon boats with front decks similar to that for bow fishing and giging. But I’ve only seen a handful with forward controls. And most bow fishing boats have WAAAYYY more lights!
THAT looks like a blast.
Great video! Won't do me much good in Indiana though😵
I use a underwater fish light for my lights and they work great
Great setup! Living in Michigan I didn't think this would apply, but I'm glad I watch till the end. That light in the water wad brilliant!!! I've seen ice fisherman use a blue light, so this should work for night fishing from a boat. The blue light attracts plankton which attracts batter fish, which attracts game fish. Bass, Crappie, Pike, and Walley 👍👍🎣🎣🎣🤙🤙good show today.
seems like a great carp shooting setup for mich
@@stoneygreek I'm sure it would be, but I don't see many cap in the waters I fish. Thanks for the idea. If I find some and want some bow practice.
I'm from Michigan
@@griffingoodreau1752 do you do any fishing?
In Non-LaLa land Florida, we call that a Mullet boat.
It'd be a good flounder gigging boat as well.
Interesting. Great job. Also, what Hunter Meyer said.
I swear I always wondered what these boats were for. Seen em in my neck of the woods in fort Lauderdale.
Up by Montauk we did something similar in a John boat and went in reverse for fluke.
Found out later that it was highly illegal...😳
Cool never seen a boat like that before. We do a similar trick like that to catch big crabs offshore. Big flat net with bait on top, let it sink, the crab crawls on top, then you just have to pull up quickly and he can't swim off.
Awesome video!
Hi love your videos can you make a video on how to maintain a evinrude etec sometimes?
Crab and Flounder Nice boat!!!!
that would work good for gigging flounder also
That boat has a ton of uses , in Charleston we use um for gigging , bow fishing flounder, red fish, whatever. Shrimping, crabbing, fossil hunting, Ron the creeks you name it. Then it’s super easy to trailer it down to the keys, bully net and spearfish coral heads .
you bowfish redfish ?
Very cool idea
Looks like a lot of fun
I've a.ways liked those bulky net boats when I've been down there , I'll be there next week
That looks like total fun, really enjoyed this video.
Crabbing and floundering! Yum!
we don't have spinys in NWFL, but we do have lots of flounder!
0:53 it is necessary to open the valve of the fuel tank, it is inflated
sweet vid.
i work at a small yard in maine, is it cool if we watch your vids for monday morning safety info?
thanks for the uploads
Soooooo..... you need a generator, and mains voltage bulbs? How about just a few led lights connected to the 12v from the outboard?
Very cool designs
That looks cool and be great for flounder fishing at night
I wouldn't use one here on the west coast of Canada. The waters are rough most of the time so you'd be soaking wet in minutes. Plus we dont have lobsters here. You might be able to get crabs at a couple of our beaches by the U.S. border but I'm pretty sure you cant at night and our tide goes out so fast you'd be sitting on bottom waiting for the tide.
flounder gigging in Galveston Tx!
I’m around Daytona I have bow rigged ash craft for floundering and gator hunting
in Daytona and New Smyrna beach they have been using bow riggers for at lest 50 years.
Very nice!
This set up has been being used for flounder giging since at least the early 1980s in east central Florida.
perfect for eel fishing
I like it! Great rig!
Nice video😀
I’d use that net for catching local bluegill for cutbait catfishing
Lived in the Keys, learned about Bully netting years ago. Lots of fun and way easier than diving. Use to laugh at tourists out there during mini season in the day time for hours on end, then go get our limit at night in 30 minutes...
Dang... 30 mins. Heck, I was out there for 6 hours and could not find one. Def could use your help man. Really .
that is a cool idea
Ingenious design!
Turtles is what I would use it for but I’m more curious if that ryobi light worked after drying out!
Hard to find those bulbs 💡? I had to special order can light floods for my house. This is way cool!
thanks
I've seen a few of those boats around the Charleston, SC area. Not sure what they're used for but guessing flounder gigging. Look like they'd be fun for riding around almost like a standup jet ski
Yup gigging flounder is fun also
boat is a Mckee Craft I got one in Charleston. This boat is the biggest build of a boat ever made extremely heavy but the fiberglass is twice as thick as a Boston wailer
I'd rather get in and grab one at a time by hand. Fair game.
Very COOL!!
I’d run trot line for blue crab on the mid and upper Chesapeake…
Cool video Were did you find the console ?
That's awesome
some nice tip: don't put light to the water, put your high voltage to the water! and no need those poles, just chillin with beer and pick up shocked lobsters
Shock lobsta
Awesome!
I would just use 12v LED bulbs plugged into the motor alternator output
Brilliant!
Are you building these?
Illegal in California. By hand or bouy hoop nets only for recreational take of lobster.
A really informative and entertaining vlog
Glad you enjoyed it
That rig would be awesome for bowfishing too if you ever sale it let me know
This is what I'm talking about
Good work
Thanks!
Isn’t putting a lightbulb that is running ac current underwater dangerous? With only tape as waterproofing. Overall great build and tips interested in building a rig of my own one day
Got a McKee craft but our waters are too rough to be up on deck like that. Would love to build one of these for Florida spiny lobster season. The lights seem dangerous would the cheap led lights on Amazon work ok?
GOOD FOR GIGGING FLOUNDER (HARPOON)
Its kinda like a purpose built bowfishing boat.
Flounder gigging!
also don't heat up those bulbs by having them on before they hit the water or you'll just have shattered glass and an electric current in the water you can see how easily this is acheived by a spray bottle and a hot lightbulb been on for hrs so submerge them first to heatsync them away for no shattering die electric grease in the socket should help anti rust corosion but do Not use the lithium grease or other metallic greases for it 👀
I know these are for flats and the backwayer but how the weight forward affect the ride / are there swamping issues?
Gigging flounder sheepshead black drum, but NC has made it impossible to gig with the new restrictions, as Va. and SC continue to not really piss off sport fishing, stupid really, NC still allows fishing in the nursery for these fish, it’s crazy
Lots of broken bulbs everywhere. Nice!
Do you have a video on how you made the lights? Found it nvm lol
I saw some boaters with led strips under their boats I imagine those suckers would work well
Where did you get that front console you added?
Forget the generator and use a 12 bolt low voltage lamp. Looks the same but it is 22 volt screws in the same way
I'm looking for a bully net boat in the Keys, preferably on the bigger side (I'm not a little guy), turn key. Where can I find one?
hey i would like to know what should i do before repainting the bottom of my boat with ablative antifouling
it already have ablative antifouling
do i need to remove all the old paint ?
Ya Flounder Gigging
Where can i buy those lights
Is running 120v lights not dangerous?