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yogi59weedr
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Shock.
This is the battery I use. 
The lake in Iowa is lost Grove. Getting to be known as a night bite.
I'll report back in a week or so as soon as this blasted cold weather dissipates
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joewildlife
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Odd question. I fish with underwater lights in Missouri for crappie, all summer long, and catch limits most every night. I do wonder how it would work in waters that held walleye. But why would you ask if it was ok to put an underwater light in your bait bucket?
Joe
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yogi59weedr
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No, I thought a camp light. Instructions say to immerse in water to keep the heat from blowing the LEDS
I used it the other night for a couple hours an noticed very little drain.
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joewildlife
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I never knew folks use lights when ICE fishing!
My lights are 48" florescent green lights. When they finally die, I will switch to the green LED lights.
Joe
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yogi59weedr
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Thanks all . I think I got my answer. Just thought I'd get a quick hit here since I didn't have a Minnesota fishing regs book handy.
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shock
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yogi59weedr: "No, I thought a camp light. Instructions say to immerse in water to keep the heat from blowing the LEDS
I used it the other night for a couple hours an noticed very little drain." what kind of output ? whats the power source ?
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yogi59weedr
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Buddy told me they were illegal in Minnesota.
I bought one to use in a lake in Iowa. Just curious it is legal to fish with.set it in a bucket of water for camp light
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schweady
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As long as the bucket is in the boat or on the dock or on shore or on the ice... sure.
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Zwater
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Illegal in Mn. Just check the Mn fishing guide book.
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