I bought mine from underwaterfishlight, and I think they are the best invention since breast implants. I work overseas, but my home is on Lake Bridgeport. I get to come home for vacation once a year, so I come home in April. The first thing I do is put it in the water, and believe me, they bring in the fish. The shad look like race horses swimming in a circle around it. I pull it up and put it back in the garage when I leave, because I am afraid someone will steal it, when I am not there. I am going to buy another one next year, for the other side of the dock.

Seriously??? $630 for two lights and a photocell??? I think I'll stick to my $20 fluorescent tubes...

$20 uh, got any pics of them under water? I tried one of those 12v lights from Cabela's. It worked nothing like this one. Not anywhere near as bright, nor the amount of fish. But I am always looking for a bargain.

I have The green monster works great and stays clean. That thing brings in the bait fish by the millions.

I'm kinda leanin toward the implants (hint.. hint) if they cost that much.

If you have any common sense you can build your own underwater green fishing light SAFELY and save allot of money in the process, just make sure when you seal everything use MARINE EPOXY and you won't get shocked or hurt at all, i've built 4 of them and the all work like a champ, no problems no one got shocked, no breakers tripped, no problems at all, so don't let all these "EXPERTS" tell you how dangerous it is. JUST DO IT, you'll save a ton of money in the process.

I have a two bulb submersible light from I believe it was from under water lights. It works great I got the green. You can get one of the timers, and have it come on each night at the same time.

built this one for less than $50 and that was buying stuff at local retailer, have since found much cheaper sources. This is a 12V system.