ok just because you can pick up a crawdad with your bare hands don't make You a scientist but I'm giving it a shot. I found this reducer at Lowes that matches up pretty close to my boat plug and I saw a similar light on eBay for $75 so I bought all the stuff and now I'm putting it together, it is very difficult I had no idea it would be so much work. cost me about $14 to make this 10 watt green LED light but plug

Liquid cooled I think it's gonna work!

I've seen a lot of lights and this one is impressive

I don't get it why do you need a lighted but plug.

Boat plug "correction" to attract bait

but plug.. LOL

Wouldn't it be cheaper, less work, and brighter to just go buy one of those floating green lights that are already made that purpose? Also I'm curious to know why you need a bait light in the first place if you have a fishfinder...Lol or maybe I'm just missing something.

That's funny,you take it to the crapper to take the picture! Nice really though!

I'm not sure why I was so fired up about the boat plug light it was just something new to me I thought it was pretty cool I saw a 7# bass in an underwater light like this at joepool ever since I have been attracted to the lights too. These lights usually go for 400+$ and I can get a 2 watt for about $35 and no hole in the transom.

How does it look in the water???

Jim

As soon as it warms up I'll post pics

Lights are good for ditch pickles!