Took my nieces and son out on Lbj, while staying one summer,found a light like that! The kids tore up the sunfish,and crappie! No bass,but i know they were close!

I started to wait for the big green alien monster to jump out of the screen at me. Cool video...drop the bacon and fat'em up paquita mas.
My Iphone just gave me the coordinates. LOL

Hey all that posted here. I took off for Thanksgiving back to the Lakehouse. Little or no internet connection there. These are Green Monster Fishing Lights. I bought them off of ebay and had them for a few months then 5 other docks in my cave got them. BEST investment i have made since i bought the house or started fishing.

As for the minnow trick, you dont have to because there are shad, crappie, minnows, perch, catfish, nutria, chickens, ect...., that go through this light. I can catch them with several different presentations. lot of fun!

very cool video I would love to see some live feeding frenzy action on the next ones

Love that video!!

Great video. Thanks for posting. What is the depth under the dock?

Transplant, sorry for the delayed reply. These are Green Monster Fishing Lights. They are on regular 110 power and use a photocell. So, when the sun goes down, the lights come on. The more consistent the lights are on, the more fish i have seen. last fall i had owned them about 5 months and there were a few fish in November. Since then, the fish are always there. Sometimes like in the video i shot, some times less and sometimes, like thanksgiving night, more than ever. So, these fish and others are showing up and staying around.

For the record, i have nothing to do with the light company. you can find several fishing lights on the internet. Green Monsters are expensive but they work great. There are many lights in my cove now and it seems green works the best.

Good Luck!

+1. Found some lights like that in a tournament one time and had a limit on a senko in 10 minutes.

thanks! 9 ft at the light where i shot the video. 14 ft at the end of the dock where the other light is. i have them submerged about 4-5ft under the surface. the video isnt very clear but you can see a lot better on the edges than it shows.

We found some white lights fishing one night. Saw the fish shaddows, and caught every one of those sand bass. It was a hoot. We couldn't leave as long as we could see fish shaddows. We were fishin' for blacks.