Already did that.Told you I`ve tried. They are discontinued. I`ve searched all over the internet.Anyone that has one is not letting it go.They were manufactured by a company in Oklahoma and I think it went out of business or were bought out by another company that no longer makes them.

you can build your own out of pic and led lights for under 30 bucks. youtube it. lots of instruction on how to do so. Mine works great.

What is pic? I`d like to see how you made it!

I ran 32 foot worth of them under the rub rail on my ranger wired to a toggle switch so nothing extra to carry. I didn't want to mess with any more extra equipment than needed. I think total project cost 35 dollars lights,fuses,wire and toggle switch.

I did the same thing
They really attract the shad
Add a long handled dip net and you have all the bait you need

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Got them mounted last weekend but already messed one of the strips up, we went across main lake to take the Inlaws to eat and it was a little choppy, I guess the blasts of water had enough force to cut one of the strips in half (I drilled holes in the cross supports and just ran it through the holes so I guess the water and sharp edge of the hole cut it). So I ordered some clear pipe to run them in to protect them from the blast of water that hit the underside of the deck in a pontoon in rough water. We shall see. I will say this, two 16' strips is VERY BRIGHT! I plan to fix those and mount my trolling motor & graph this weekend.

Hey CC I also put 2 16' strips on my boat as well but what I did this time was add 3m double sided automotive tape. So far it's keeping it on pretty good. I always had problems with remotes as well and what I did was buy a blue-tooth box that allows you to control the led lights with your phone.

These are green only so no remote, just two wires that I wire to a switch.

ahh got it. I got the multi colored ones in case they wanna disco!!lol!!