Want to do some night fishing. Looking for lights that a small generator will have no trouble powering for hours. Whose got the good stuff?

Generator HONDA 2000 WATT,stage light 1000 watt.

Where might I find this stage light at? Do the local HomeDepot/Lowes have these?

I don't know,look one internet.

Look on the internet? I knew I was forgetting something.

if you live around dallas
http://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/msg/2121509658.html
http://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/msg/2121501067.html

we put 12 of them on a stand and use a 5000 wat gen, from sears looks like the sun coming up. started with 2 5 years ago. but check craigslist

Go to cheaplights.com.

Then search for 121-FISHPACK-2C. Thats what I have.

Where do u plan on going night fishing at?

They need to change the name of that site. $128 for a light isn't cheap to me. I plan to work the incoming tide at the passes or seawolf. Anywhere where my truck will be safe. Maybe I'll give TX City Dike another shot but I didn't much enjoy that last time.

You can get two cans and bulbs for about $75 from them and make your own stand.

GE 200par56 / 30 volt locomotive headlamps from Save on lighting. 200 watts each, string 4 together to get 120 volt. Make a couple of boxes out of plywood to mount them in. They cost somewhere about $25 each. Looks light daytime!

Got to make an update to this last post, it's a little vauge as I look at it.
The lights cost about $25 each, and you got to have 4 of them to run off a generator at 120 volts. You wire them like Christmas lights, so unfortunatly, if one goes out, they all go out. I think you call this series wireing. I made two boxes, with two lights each, to hang off the t-top on each side. Total cost would be about $150.00 with the lights, shipping, plywood, wire, hangers, and little extra stuff. Not too cheap, but pretty bright.

These lights are really focused and intense. Not like halogen work lamps.

Also made some 4' green flourescent lights patterend off one of those internet DIY websites. You can make them a whole lot cheaper than the $200 Basspro ones if you search parts enough.