Pontoon & Deck Boat

May 2018

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Pontoon & Deck Boat May 2018 45 www.pdbmagazine.com Aqualuma Underwater Lighting www.aqualuma.com Attwood Marine www.attwoodmarine.com Bass Pro Shops www.basspro.com Berkley www.berkley-fishing.com Briter Innovations www.briterinnovations.com Cabela's www.cabelas.com H2O www.h2olights.com Hydraglow www.hydroglow.com Lumitec www.lumiteclighting.com OceanLED www.oceanled.com Optronics www.optronicsinc.com Weego Jump Starters www.myweego.com West Marine www.westmarine.com For More Information This family sets out for a night of fishing around the campfire. Heading out for a night of fishing with a couple of tweenage boys, this poor sot has no idea what he is in for. maintains its color character at much greater distances and depths. Blue light, as with green, has greater reach than white, according to the research, and some fish – baitfish and gamefish – are attracted directly by the lights themselves rather than the plankton or bait they may concentrate. Go Toward The Light You'll know soon enough if you are casting your light over a productive area when microscopic "squiggles" of phytoplankton and zooplankton show up right at the light; minnows should soon follow. When you start to hear splashes or see shadows of larger fish darting through or suspending just beyond the edge of light you'll know that the predators have shown up, and it's time to get busy fooling the gamefish with live baits and lures. Or not. Sometimes it's more fun – and a heck of a lot less trouble – to simply sit back and watch.

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