Ok here is everything. Carolina skiff J-14 with a yamaha 25
Light setup are underwater lights that are homemade Similiar to starfires but I can make the whole light unit for about $2.25 with a 100 watt bulb instead of the starfires 75w. the mirrors reflect light forward and to the sides. I can see in clear water about 15 ft around the boat. I can replace a bulb orthe glass tube on the boat in about two minutes and it dosent bother me when I break one due to the cost. it killed me when I broke one of the starfires. when I am floundering the whole setup is under the bow so I do not get any glare from the lights.
I can rum the four light setup for about 8 hrs on one battery with a second always charged and ready to go if needed. When I move from spots the lights just pivot up out of the way easily
I also just finished making a new gig head.
Also a picture of my new gig head with my old one, which I made out of too small satinless rod. the tines kept bending out on me when I hit something hard. the new one is all 1/4" stainless rod. on a 1" stainless pipe nipple all welded stainless
And the two disconnected to where I can just screw the other in or a mud foot if a real muddy bottom
Light setup are underwater lights that are homemade Similiar to starfires but I can make the whole light unit for about $2.25 with a 100 watt bulb instead of the starfires 75w. the mirrors reflect light forward and to the sides. I can see in clear water about 15 ft around the boat. I can replace a bulb orthe glass tube on the boat in about two minutes and it dosent bother me when I break one due to the cost. it killed me when I broke one of the starfires. when I am floundering the whole setup is under the bow so I do not get any glare from the lights.
I can rum the four light setup for about 8 hrs on one battery with a second always charged and ready to go if needed. When I move from spots the lights just pivot up out of the way easily
I also just finished making a new gig head.
Also a picture of my new gig head with my old one, which I made out of too small satinless rod. the tines kept bending out on me when I hit something hard. the new one is all 1/4" stainless rod. on a 1" stainless pipe nipple all welded stainless
And the two disconnected to where I can just screw the other in or a mud foot if a real muddy bottom