Some neat shots of my 20SF, I love my Seacraft.

[askipper3]

Also a link to a sick fishing report....with some blood on the Seacraft!

http://outdoorsbest.zeroforum.com/zerothread?id=858122

They sure do have some nice lines, ehh?










And some sick Led lighting.....

[Texascoastalfish]

Hey!
I like your lights ! I did some water proof LED strips in blue on my 20' SF as well. Since these phone camera shots I have installed 2 more strips under the vertical rocket launcher style rod holders on each side on console. On anchor all lights are lit on Running/Nav only the front deck is lit..Cool

[stumpie2]

sweetnesssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Blue197320]

how are the blue lights at night? ive always heard that red was best for night time visibility. recently i heard that green was ok for the eyes at night too. i want to start doing more night fishing.

[MasterBaiter]

I fished at night with a little battery powered coleman type lantern with a white light and didn't mind it as long as it was dim. When I started looking for more permanent lights the LEDs were pretty expensive especially in colors. So when I found them at Cabela's in white cheap I picked them up. Six foot lenght for under $15 if I remember right. I have not used them yet so I don't know how bright they are but at 33 watts I figure it can't be too bad.

[Texascoastalfish]

I ordered my Led strips off ebay from Hong kong super seller.
These were flexible 12" long with 24 blue LED's. I ordered 3 strips first time for 24.00 ( includes shipping ) Then I ordered 3 more. I ordered 3 white strips and added 1 under console for shelf lighting and cut one in half for lighting under my goody basket under Helm to light up helm seat area for tying tackle at night. I have 4 strips up under gunwals 2 on each side forward and 2 under rod holder racks on each side of console. As i mentioned when anchored all blue lights are on, and when running the 4 in front. It does hamper night vision just a little , but I wanted blue and not red. I have a cyclops spot light if I need some quick "eye" at night. It looks pretty tough at night when I leave on the blues and pop the anchor light out when we are moored at castaways under the Kemah bridge and having some grub and grog. Had alot of compliments.

[eggsuckindog]

how are the blue lights at night? ive always heard that red was best for night time visibility. recently i heard that green was ok for the eyes at night too. i want to start doing more night fishing.

The purpose of the blue is for trolling but not for fish

check out strings here - I have the blue under my T Top, they come with sticky on each module for easy placement and they've been up there a yr +

http://www.superbrightleds.com/mini_tubes.htm

[castalot]

what no underwater lights???? westmarine has a new line of leds for $100......interesting!!!!

[Texascoastalfish]

Well I installed some underwater lights, the West marine 99 dollar ones are Attwood 3" model. I bought the Attwood 5" lights ( pair) and installed them on wither side of motor. They work really well in green down here on the upper Gulf Coast ( Galveston). 180 per light = 360 total. Thats half of what Ocean LED charges for the same basic light. And they have 10 year warranty

[eggsuckindog]

Scarab Chris on Fla Sportsman makes underwater LEDS and LED spreaders - very reasonable and good quality - he literally designed and makes them himself. He;s easy to find in the boating section over there or do a search