Originally Posted By: jeffhasapond
 Originally Posted By: Greg Grimes in the "other" thread
James, A few years ago there seemed to be the mentality of some the bug light will replace a fish feeder. We sell them as an extra to the feeder, take advantage of the free food available. We had a client collect the bugs it caught in a night. It was a bunch, he then weighed them on our accurate gram scale, 59 grams about 2 ounces. So no it will not replace fish feeder. It is cool to watch the fish come around and many species do this. The light is $.05 a night to run, it works great as a security light by reflectin off the water, it gets the bugs off of you when relexaing on the dock in the evening hours and turns them into fish food. All these reasons and more are the reaosn to have them but not a replacement for a fish feeder or even hand feeding for that matter. Shipping one to Aaron Matos today so aks him about it in a few weeks.

(Just so folks don't have to look for Greg's post.)


Bob Lusk has an underwater light (Green Monster or equivalent). It is very cool to watch the fish circle around in the light. Although I have no basis in fact for this thought (when has that ever stopped me from posting), it seems to me that something like a Bojo light would play a very different role than something like a Green Monster light.


This is good stuff. I think I'm sold. Jeff, one of these might look nice when you build the fortress on your pond? Maybe we could communicate telepathically staring into the orb?

Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after. ~ Henry David Thoreau

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