Here Fishy, Fishy, Fishy - DIY Fishing Light: Catch More Fish for Less!

Hey there, fellow anglers! Ready to reel in the big ones without breaking the bank? Join me as I show you how to make your own underwater LED fishing light for a fraction of the cost of store-bought options.
Sure, you could drop $200 on a fancy fishing light, but why spend more when you can create the same results for around $50? I'll walk you through the simple steps to assemble your very own fishing light using affordable materials that you can easily find at your local hardware store.
Whether you prefer lake fishing or ocean adventures, I've got you covered with tips on choosing the right color light for your environment. Green lights work wonders for lake fishing, while white lights are perfect for the open sea - it's all about attracting those curious fish!
These versatile 12V lights can run off your boat battery or connect to a battery maintainer with an AC outlet, giving you plenty of options for lighting up the water and reeling in the big catch.
Looking for the perfect gift for the fisher-person in your life? Look no further - a homemade fishing light is a thoughtful and practical present that's sure to make a splash. So grab your tools and let's get crafting - it's time to illuminate your fishing adventures and bring home the ultimate trophy!
Disclaimer: Check your fishing regulations in your state and body of water before using the fishing light, some regulations prevent the use of a light to attract fish.
Patreon Page: / carlytackles
Green 12V Waterproof Light Strips:
Greener one: amzn.to/3YbU1ZZ
Brighter one: amzn.to/36TVprZ
Underwater Fishing Light shown on Amazon: amzn.to/3YcObb1
Tools & Gadgets Used:
Ryobi Brushless Reciprocating Saw
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Ryobi Compact brushless drill
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Similar Cordless Soldering Iron
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Electrical Solder
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Wire Stripper/Cutter
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Similar Battery Charging Clamps
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22 AWG 2Pin Lamp Wire
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Disclaimer: Carly Tackles...is an Amazon Associate, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases (linked below) which helps supports this channel at no extra cost to you.
0:00 Introduction
1:02 Tool used: Ryobi Brushless Power Drill
2:45 Tool used: Reciprocating
3:32 Tool used Ryobi Brushless Power Drill
4:06 Tool used Wire Cutter and stripper
5:02 Tool used Needle Nose Pilers
6:22 Tool used Bernzomatic cordless soldering Iron

[@DieDae]

Good thing you paid attention to polarization. LEDs only work one way.

[@rick_gone_fishing3455]

Great video, gonna make one now. Great explanation!

[@ptsandpbrs7039]

Brilliant, Carly!

[@peterwoodward9834]

Good job, very well done .

[@IRAKLICHIKHLADZE]

I love watching your videos. You are one of a kind!

[@carlytackles]

Thank you

[@williamcolvin3609]

The wire section of the cord with the ribbed texture is usually neutral for Alternating Current and negative for Direct Current - LEDs are normally powered with + or Positive to their - or Negative side. Since they work off of DC Voltage you must mark the Positive and Negative wires - if they do not come on just reverse the wires to your supply source.

[@IRAKLICHIKHLADZE]

Carly,I hope you are doing well. I was hoping to see new episodes but they never came. I wondered if you have up on making new videos all together?

[@carlytackles]

I have a few in editing phase, I’m working on a few projects too. I hope to get one out soonish.

[@JuveMolina]

Pano mag order

[@bestamerica]

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coool LED light on the PVC pipe...
how about control change LED color

[@roselamojica1087]

how much

[@mikeridge3229]

I made one,but believe me they fail after a while. These are not completely sealed in salt water.

[@carlytackles]

Salt water might a little harsher on these lights than a lake. How long did it last before it started to fail?
Thanks for adding your comment.

[@IRAKLICHIKHLADZE]

Carly,I hope you did not give up on making new videos

[@carlytackles]

No worries. I am still making videos. I took a little break and may not post as frequent as I did in the past. I’m currently working editing 1-2 videos at the moment. Should be releasing this week or next week. Thanks for watching and supporting my channel.

[@IRAKLICHIKHLADZE]

@@carlytacklesthank you very much. Looking forward for new episodes

[@llll-lr1yo]

have you tried it in a lake?

[@carlytackles]

I gave it to my dad for a Christmas gift. I think he has tried it off the dock once. He did catch a fish but it is hard to say of that was due to the light.