You have lots of power in those 50 watt lights the further you get them above the water the more light you get into the water .
Need help with lighting on my John boat.
Hey Guys,
I'm really new to bowfishing and I could use some help putting some lights on my john boat. I have 2 12-volt deep cycle batteries, and I plan to designate one just to lighting on the front deck of the boat, and 1 to the trolling motor. I only plan to have 1 person shooting at a time (off the front). What should I do for lights up front? I was thinking 2 or 3 50 watt LED's in a warm color. I don't ever plan to go for more than 4 hours at a time. How does this plan sound to you?
I'm really new to bowfishing and I could use some help putting some lights on my john boat. I have 2 12-volt deep cycle batteries, and I plan to designate one just to lighting on the front deck of the boat, and 1 to the trolling motor. I only plan to have 1 person shooting at a time (off the front). What should I do for lights up front? I was thinking 2 or 3 50 watt LED's in a warm color. I don't ever plan to go for more than 4 hours at a time. How does this plan sound to you?
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