| Mkrashin |
09-18-2012 06:32 PM |
Light help needed
I fish alot at night and have a q-beam that i use. It is like 1.5 mil candle power. It works great except at Old River. When we are out there you cant see past the front of the boat. I am not sure if it is a haze or what. Been out there at least 10 times at night so its not a rare occurrence. Do i need a colored filter or something?
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| Spunt Drag |
09-18-2012 06:52 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mkrashin
(Post 494545)
I fish alot at night and have a q-beam that i use. It is like 1.5 mil candle power. It works great except at Old River. When we are out there you cant see past the front of the boat. I am not sure if it is a haze or what. Been out there at least 10 times at night so its not a rare occurrence. Do i need a colored filter or something?
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No light will cut through fog. Unless there's a special one that I don't know about. The intracoastal is the worst about that. Only by the grace of god I haven't run into a barge yet. |
| cmcnabb |
09-18-2012 06:57 PM |
Agreed. Best thing for fog is no light. Light reflects off any moisture in the air and this effect is worst at night.
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| calcutta37 |
09-18-2012 08:01 PM |
Get a radar.
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