What type/brand LED lights Are yal putting under the catwalks? And where can you buy them? I tried the search feature but it didn't get me anywhere.

Boomer call Chad @ Prodigy he can hook you up with your LEDs he uses on his boats. I'd go look at mine and tell you what brand they are but it's still trapped In Storage with 5' of snow in front of the door.

Prodigy boats
Chad 770-827-7078
Smoke

We'll go dig that shit out! This is important! Lol thanks I'll give chad a call. I see you have a prodigy how much did the LEDs cost on your boat?

They don't have any markings on my leds, smoke. Checked a couple days ago, all my buddies been asking. They are sweet though

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Well are LED ribbon with the 3m tape backing or at they like a rope light with a LED bulb every 6" or so?

If you use Google for your search...and start the search string with mudmotortalk.com, you will get much better results than the MMT search feature.

I went with "mudmotortalk.com LED strip lights" and got a lot of info on the subject.

But, for the most part, you can get the adhesive strip light rolls and connectors off Ebay. Cut the light strips into the lengths you want, wire them together with the connectors; and you're good to go.

I get all of mine from superbrightleds.com. I always get the WFL-x strips! That backing will stick to anything as long as you wipe with rubbing alcohol first and never had them come off. I always used red. Already got a 16ft roll waiting for my new boat I haven't even ordered yet!!

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Superbrightleds.com

eBay I think I got 32ft for around 30 dollars.

Yall prefer the red or green? Which is easier on the eyes?

I like red. The ones I posted are over priced by 100 bucks. Search for "led strip light waterproof" in ebay. I paid 35 bucks to do my entire boat.

red is easier on the eyes! You can drive at night with them on. That is why military sticks to red and low filter green and not the bright green

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Here's mine

I heard green is easier on night vision, but may be wrong. I have green and love em, mine are every six inches

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Low filter green is but the bright green that the LEDs are is not, you can look directly at red and then back up in the night while running and have minimal to no sight adjustment issues whereas with green you can have what I call depth blackout, where you can't see past where the green light may shine

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Boomer mine are strip LEDs that fasten with screws or zip ties. Adhesive just doesn't seem to work up here. Gets to damn cold and the adhesive fails and everything is hanging after winter storage. Hell down by y'all it probably bakes the damn adhesive like an oven. Lol rivets, screws or zip ties are the only thing that holds up to the extreme cold temps.

I had asked about this on one of the other LED light posts but never really got any answers on it.....what color is the best for NOT attracting the bugs at night??

Supposedly green works well for that and honestly I can't remember about my red ones in the last boat! I don't think they attracted them

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I like the red that I have been around. I had white and blue lights in pontoon boats and i hated both of them. For 1 they were so bright you couldn't see outside the boat and two you couldn't sit still with the on because of the Mosquitos. I think the red would be the best. Do the eBay ones last? I don't wanna get any no matter what the cost if I have to replace them every couple of months!

I think SeeLite may sale interior led light strips at various lengths & color

They do but WAY over prices, just as good if not better quality from website mentioned above.

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i went green, doesn't bother me while driving in the morn

customfitzled is where I got mine that Im putting under the bed rails in my truck... They were cheapers than anywhere else

i like my green ones..had white and i hated them

Red light is definitely better on the eyes for night vision. In the Marines all of our lights had red filters. With that being said my boat will have green lights. I will see how I like them.

Seelight. Stick on and waterproof. Never tried others so can't compare.

That green does look pretty bad ass though... It just seems so much brighter than the boat with the red lights

^^ I will agree with you there!

Anybody have problems running red or green with the authorities on the water? Being that they are navi colors.

can some one briefly explain how they wire these lights up the battery? Im a electrical dumb ass.

Boomer, I got some leds from BoatDr that were very nice. I went with white as I only wanted to have them for getting stuff ready before the hunt. I don't plan to run with them on. To me, red looks good as far as not interfering with your night vision. Marines wouldn't do this if something else works better.

I bought 3Meters of Blue LED 3M light strip for $7
On Amazon.
I prefer Blue