Nighttime Fishing Lights: Bring the fish to you (S6 E80)

[@christinerogers5331]

Mark, that is an amazing lighting and power station setup, I think you've got the lighting covered perfectly! Take care and be safe.

[@MDLRFishing]

Thank you kindly Christine! I try my best to light up the area so y’all’s viewing experience is a good one.

[@lopezoutdoors2964]

Mark, thanks for that video! It answered all of my questions I had recently asked you. Fantastic setup! Thanks brother. Tight lines!

[@MDLRFishing]

You bet!

[@brucebroussard1809]

Boy howdy, in my day we only had Coleman lanterns and made rebar hangers to get them over the water. Used them for gigging flounder too.Good info on your gear Marc.

[@MDLRFishing]

Thanks 👍

[@fieldman00]

Mark - appreciate the info. Subscriber of your show. My brother and I were born and raised in Corpus, now in Austin area and come back to fish often.

[@MDLRFishing]

Glad to hear you’re still getting out there! 👍

[@jeffsnowden4189]

I really appreciate it when you do these videos, Mark. Love to see you catch fish, but you always do a great job of teaching us things as well, so your breakdown videos are appreciated.

[@MDLRFishing]

Very welcome, and thanks for making the work worthwhile by always watching. I appreciate you 👍

[@hectorcoria3650]

Excellent video Mark. There are a couple tips that I like to share: 1. On that 1000 W live bulb to make sure it is the clear bulb and not the foggy. Some people who are new at tyes we're not know the difference And get the wrong Bulb. 2. Those overhanging lights that clip on for extra lighting around you,,If you want to avoid them bugs that are attracted to the light I would recommend to buy a yellow bulb. Those yellow bugs provide pretty good amount of light without the hassle or the annoying amount of bugs being drawn to you. Other than that again always enjoying your videos.

[@MDLRFishing]

Thanks for the advice 👍

[@PuraSalAngler]

Awesome very informative as always- tight lines 🙌🏻

[@MDLRFishing]

Appreciate it!

[@kevinwood221]

Ever consider a LED bulb for the large fixture. I don't know why but the LED does not attract bugs like the incandescent bulbs.

[@johnrickards1908]

Didn't know that, thanks

[@MDLRFishing]

I haven’t

[@BigK_ThirdCoastReds]

Mark I bought my PAR-64, 2 of them off of eBay for $55 for both. Not that it matters but they're black cans. Thanks for sharing and as always "Tight Lines and Full Limits To Ya"

[@ronsmith4510]

Thanks Mark, great info

[@MDLRFishing]

You bet!

[@thainguyen8404]

Now it is good for night fishing Mark because too hot out there.

[@MDLRFishing]

Yes, very hot 🥵

[@shark619ify]

i use a telescoping led light from amazon and it lights up enough, all i use is rubix cube sized 6ah 12v battery and it will last for at least 6 hours.

[@MDLRFishing]

As long as it works 🤙

[@marvincruz9543]

Saludos amigo excelente video saludos desde Houston

[@MDLRFishing]

🙌 thanks

[@nathanmorkovsky2855]

Very nice😎

[@MDLRFishing]

Thanks

[@nathanmorkovsky2855]

@@MDLRFishing you are welcome

[@jim5143]

This very good info. You are, in fact, using GE LED based lights. I bought an LED battery powered ultra bright LED light. It creates more lumens (brighter) but it's beam spread is not as wide as yours. Also need to test battery life. Not a big price to pay ~$30. But your rig is more versatile with lights for people to use as well. Bottom line is to have fun catching fish night or day.

[@MDLRFishing]

The LED lights are for lighting up the fishing area, not the water. I use the spotlight for the water.

[@Alx28516]

Mark luces LED no penetran la superficia de el agua muy bien. Te recomiendo visitar tiendas que venden limitación de conjuntos y conciertos para más opciones de iluminación. Visita sistema LD en Houston. Te lo recomiendo mucho. Sigue pescando y más recuerdos con la familia, lo más importante, brother! Desde Wilmington,NC te vemos!! Soy de Houston. Tendré que enseñarte un gran lugar para pescar cuando visite Houston de nuevo!! Saludos y gracias!!

[@MDLRFishing]

Thanks for the info 👍. I use the halogen spotlight for the water. The LED drop lights are for lighting up the area so the audience can see what’s happening.

[@slange455]

Seems like u could find some led lights that would be brighter or bright enough and less junk to carry around by

[@MDLRFishing]

Dang, wished I would’ve thought of that. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@8thshot]

Can we use the tailgate plug from a truck?

[@khoiwinn]

*slowly inches closer to MDLR and gang's spot on the jetty*

[@MDLRFishing]

😂

[@dotdot2009]

Does it being more of a light beam work better that having a flood light that is more wide spread?

[@MDLRFishing]

Spot lights penetrate deeper into the water.

[@KingLu-]

You know any good crabbing spots in Galveston/Tx City area?

[@MDLRFishing]

I do not

[@markseawright2418]

Do you ever run a 110v Aerator

[@MDLRFishing]

I haven’t

[@markseawright2418]

I have the 110v & 12v they have kept my shrimp alive 4 times as long. Change water and last for days

[@baofenghuang1981]

what big light name？

[@Jubin_C]

If you wish to save some money, a cheap ratchet strap works great for my tripod. I Strap it straight down to the dikes rock.

[@MDLRFishing]

Very smart

[@unlimitedj06]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍🤔🤔

[@MDLRFishing]

🤙

[@_Mastermind04]

First

[@_Mastermind04]

Love this channel

[@MDLRFishing]

Thanks so much 🙌

[@CharlesMantia]

[@MDLRFishing]

🤙