harley77 wrote:

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Got my 2010 LED Grennie in the mail today.
Can't wait for Shrimping season at Edgewater.
Got quite a few Full Pulls last season using the Led Greenie
what a light . Now I have 2 Led Greenies .
What a light field that will be. Thanks Terry

Hon', I believe those LED's gave me the advantage during rough conditions, wind chop, murk, fast runningn tide and debris. It also allowed me to cull my shrimp and pick out the larger ones.

Have you see the fence idea for the dip net? Keeps the rim runners from getting out of the hoop? When they jump they hit a 4" mesh lip and fall down into the net.

I am so excited for shrimping season to start again! Summer just gets in the way!

You got all you need my friend! I cannot agree with you more, I am a real fan of the LED too....just cannot find a down side to using them.

Spoke to NiteOwl last night, and he is slowly selling out of this 2010 LED light. He has changed the design for the 2011 season. The 2010 light is awesome, and a steal at $100 each, hundreds were sold for $130 last year plus shipping.

He will sell out of these orange cord lights. The $100 ensures this is the last light you will buy, these lights are rugged and the LED burns for long time and is so battery friendly....they draw only 1/3 the power other lights draw [halogen being the worse].

Mediocre lights sell for $50 each and drain the batteries. So $100 is reasonable for how many years you will get out of it, and the warranty this light carries.