Point pondered. Good point I really wasn't looking at it from a fisheye view, but I have to agree with you. Almost every nite
that I'm shrimping at the pier, especially if the shrimp are running deep something is chasing them, Ihave actually seen several of them
go airborne in there haste to get away from whatever's trying to eat them, would that be balloon butt shrimp? Oop's thats anotherstory.
The N.S. pier has light poles on it that already provide backlighting for the fish to see by, even with that I think that the fish concentrate
their efforts around the lites suspended in the water. There has been many times that its me against the fishes, first come first served. In
an  area without any lighting adding a little can't hurt. I've got to thank you and Capt. Lee for the opportunity to test this lite and Capt. Lee
for the CFL, however I'm going to continue testing as I realized I had one small problem after meeting with Lee to get the lites, I had no
weight to sink them. So I had to get creative fast, I have an old cast net that I was going to give to Cap'n Ron so he could recycle the
lead, I started cutting lead off of it and threading them on a rope to create a weight. It worked good, just wasn't enough weight though,
I used 48 of them, I figure it was about 3#s, probably need twice that as the current was really ripping last nite, at its peak it would
push the lite up almost to the surface, In an effort to combat this, I tried letting more cord out, all this did was move the lite so far from
the pier and still at the surface, that a 30 ft. net handle wouldn't have been long enough. I'm going to improvise more weight today, and will
be at the pier again tonight. I'll get back to you tomorrow with more info. Thanks again!!

                                                                                       See Ya Craig