06-23-2014, 07:59 PM
LED lights will illuminate your florescent line so you can see the line twitch of a bite.
If you have no on-board charger and charge manually then you might consider a third battery dedicated to lighting only. I prefer an AGM battery. Much less likely to knock loose the anode plates and they have almost full amperage till discharge. Once again shopping on Amazon. don't neglect to secure the connecting wires where you won't trip on them or catch them in lures.
"AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat)
Sealed Absorbed Glass Mat have a very fine glass mat between their plates. They have all of the advantages of the "Maintenance Free” batteries plus:
[ul][li]Much safer then wet batteries (due the hydrogen gas recombination during charging)[/li][li]Does not require water[/li][li]Shorter recharge time[/li][li]Lower self-discharge rate (typically 1%-2% per month)[/li][li]Longer service life (typically up to twice as long)[/li][li]Better vibration endurance[/li][li]Can be used in saltwater applications[/li][li]Spill proof and can be mounted in virtually any position (because they are sealed)[/li][li]Can be used inside a semi-enclosed area, like the passenger compartment or trunk[/li][li]No sulfation from electrolyte stratification or water loss"[/li][li]--------------------------------------------[/li][li]I am primarily fishing for bass[/li][li]Catfish will bite crankbaits in the spring. Rest of the time it is some kind of stink bait or live bait: re: bluegills or shad
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If you have no on-board charger and charge manually then you might consider a third battery dedicated to lighting only. I prefer an AGM battery. Much less likely to knock loose the anode plates and they have almost full amperage till discharge. Once again shopping on Amazon. don't neglect to secure the connecting wires where you won't trip on them or catch them in lures.
"AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat)
Sealed Absorbed Glass Mat have a very fine glass mat between their plates. They have all of the advantages of the "Maintenance Free” batteries plus:
[ul][li]Much safer then wet batteries (due the hydrogen gas recombination during charging)[/li][li]Does not require water[/li][li]Shorter recharge time[/li][li]Lower self-discharge rate (typically 1%-2% per month)[/li][li]Longer service life (typically up to twice as long)[/li][li]Better vibration endurance[/li][li]Can be used in saltwater applications[/li][li]Spill proof and can be mounted in virtually any position (because they are sealed)[/li][li]Can be used inside a semi-enclosed area, like the passenger compartment or trunk[/li][li]No sulfation from electrolyte stratification or water loss"[/li][li]--------------------------------------------[/li][li]I am primarily fishing for bass[/li][li]Catfish will bite crankbaits in the spring. Rest of the time it is some kind of stink bait or live bait: re: bluegills or shad
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