Night Fishing

[fongman]

Originally Posted by jorluivil

You're absolutely right Steveooo, I shouldn't and will not settle for the bare minimum. I've been a PB for six years now and I now what you mean about the yahoo's that speed along. I guess my questions is what do I need to be safe at night. I like the two headlamp idea.

Get some marine grade (SOLAS) refective tape.

[T Bone]

Thats a must for hooping the opener.....

[Useful Idiot]

What we've always been told is that you're required to have a white light visible from 360 degrees. If you're motorized you also need the red and green in the bow. When we do night time fireworks tours at the shop we also zip tie glow sticks to the ends of the paddles and you can't miss it, especially flailing through the air while paddling.

[baitcasterboy20]

i don't know if it is a good idea unless you can be seen

[buttchaser]

Originally Posted by Useful Idiot

What we've always been told is that you're required to have a white light visible from 360 degrees. If you're motorized you also need the red and green in the bow. When we do night time fireworks tours at the shop we also zip tie glow sticks to the ends of the paddles and you can't miss it, especially flailing through the air while paddling.

True...

http://www.boat-ed.com/ca/course/p4-9_navlights.htm