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12 Volt L.E.D.FISH HOUSE LIGHTS 

 
WE ARE LIGHTING UP PORTABLE FISH HOUSES IN OVER 20 STATES & CANADA

Use what the "Pros & Guides" are using all over Lake Mille Lacs, Leech, Winni, Alexandria Chain, Whitefish Chain, & Red Lake Areas

THE #1 SELLING L.E.D. FISH HOUSE LIGHT
in the U.S.A. & CANADA is pictured below.



DO NOT BE FOOLED BY IMITATIONS


WE WILL NOT RUN OUT OF STOCK!


BOTH SIZES ARE AVAILABLE ANYTIME!


   

  L.E.D. Neon "BRIGHT" Light Ice Kit

* High Quality Neon L.E.D. Lights

* "BRIGHTEST" L.E.D. Lights Available

* Ease of Installation (no tools required)

*Tie Knots with Ease

*IN-LINE FUSE (to protect YOUR sonars)

* Weather Resistant

* 2 Color Coded  Insulated Alligator Clips


Jim Carroll's picture
What kind of lights are you guys using in your portables after dark?
Like a lot of guys, I started out with gas lanterns (hot, fumes, mantels, broken globes, etc.) and then went on to various 12v and less incandescent style lights (battery eaters, broken bulbs, busted fixtures, etc) before settling on the new style LED lights and fixtures.

I really liked the concept of 12 volt LED "rope" lights when they first came out, and I went out and bought a set and strapped them to the frame of my tent - fail -they were terrible, and didn't put out any meaningful amount of light. I pulled them off and discarded them after one frustrating trip.
For the last couple of years I've been using various "UFO" style circular lights hanging off the tent frame in my Otters. They work well, especially the ones with either lots of LED's or larger LED's in them. The only disadvantage I could see in this style was the light had to be taken down after every use, and I had to be careful how I stored them in my Otter so they didn't rattle apart when I pulled my sled across the ice. Although I've been happy with this style of light, it was another set of batteries that I had to remember to either replace or recharge.

My buddy went to the Ice Show in St. Paul this year and one of the neat things he saw there was a new style of encapsulated and flexible superbrite LED light strips. He said they looked like the real deal, so I ordered a set and installed them in my new insulated Otter tent. WOW! SUPER Bright! You can easily tie a lure on, and I really like how the light is distributed evenly across the tent vs. being focused in an area like my UFO's were. I power the lights off the charging ports on the back of my graph so now I only have to charge one battery. Easy. I ran the wire in a loom for extra protection, and rigged up a switch so I can turn the lights on when I need them. On my next Otter project, I'll figure out a way to run the wires inside the poles safely, I've got some ideas on how to do it.

I'm really enjoying these lights. They are made by Northern "Bright" Lights.
 
I'm using the 96 LED Light Kit in my Otter Cottage. Best lights I've ever had in a portable!

Jim Carroll
Pro Fisherman on tour

* No Sonar Interference

* Very Low Power Consumption

*No lanterns, No broken globes or mantles, No messy fuel smells, just CATCH FISH

* 12V/DC Operation (battery not include)


*We use quality parts

 (Don't be fooled by immitations with thin wires, small alligator clips and no warranties)

Patent Pending

Installation of L.E.D. Neon "BRIGHT" Light Ice Kit

Simply hold the  L.E.D. Neon"BRIGHT" Light Ice Kit up to your fish house poles, evenly spacing the "BRIGHT" Light Bulbs from one side to the other. Use the cable ties supplied with the Ice Kit along with any velcro tabs you may have already in your fish house to secure the light.
Wrap the cable ties and or velcro around your poles snugging them, then trim with clippers (be careful not to trim to close), then run your lead line down your side choice. Note: Do not go past the poles that slide together as this will pinch the lead line.  Hook the red to the positive(+) & black to the negative(-) on your battery post.

Then...... "FISH for DAYS n NIGHTS" on one charge.



  L.E.D."BRIGHT" Light Ice Kit will illuminate "BRIGHT" Light throughout your portable fish house at anytime with a 12 volt power source so you can tie knots and see your fishing poles, lines, bobbers and equipment in the dark.

"NEW"

 2012/2013 Ice Fishing Season

Guide / Tournament Series

Neon L.E.D. Light Ice Kit

Now with spiral loom wrap for durability, longer

Light strip and 5 extra velcro ties are included.

Ask for them at your nearest Retailer

or visit our Online Store to order yours now.

WE MANUFACTURE OUR CUSTOM MADE L.E.D. NEON "BRIGHT" LIGHT ICE KITS FOR FISH HOUSES, CAMPERS/ R.V.'s, HUNTING SHACKS,  CABINS, TENTS, PATIOS & DECKS, BOATS/PONTOONS, GOLF CARTS, GO-CARTS, SNOW BOARDS, BIKES, SNOWMOBILES, A.T.V.'s MOTORCYCLES, UTILITY TRAILERS, DUCK BLINDS,  AND EMERGENCY USES
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12v/dc Li-ion Sealed  SUPER CAPACITY Battery Packs with 110v Wall Charger

This battery pack will produce enough power for up to 4-12 hours(sizes and suggested run times are below) for your L.E.D. Neon "BRIGHT" Light Ice Kits for your portable fish houses.

This battery pack & charger will also supply power for your Deer Cameras / Wildlife Feeders / Depth Finders - Sonars / Underwater Cameras / Cameras & Camcorders

4 Sizes Available (we recommend 6800mAh)

1800 mAh 3-4 hours of run time

4800 mAh 5-6 hours run of time

6800 mAh 7-8 hours of run time

9800 mAh 10-12 hours of run time

See our ONLINE STORE for details.
(these times are according to the manufactures specs, we do not garuantee these times for esch item)

      Order your pocket sized 12 volt battery pack/charger combo now on our ON LINE STORE or contact us for a retailer near you soon.       






                                                                             

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