I really Enjoy

[Keeth1123]

Your nice, bright, and freaking blinding LED spot lights. You are really manly with all the brightness and own the river at night with your setup.

You are a genius by placing it in a manner so I can’t see your nav lights and I can only see a freaking spot light apparoaching me and can’t judge where your boat is at while running down the river.


I hope one day I can grow up and buy one for my boat. O that’s right, i already have one but as you noticed mine has a d**n on/off switch on mine.

Thanks
A$$hole

[Rick McC.]

Damn right!

That kind of equipment should only be used when actualy necessary.

There are a lot of morons in the world, unfortunately.

[pontoon outlaw]

Was this in middle River where we ride in Cocoa.

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[Keeth1123]

No, on Kissimmee river

[Gary S]

Some people are afraid of the dark.

[Deano]

Pretty sure that guy was not an only child. It appears as though he has an inbred
brother that runs around over here in Citrus/Sumter County doing the same thing.

Maybe they will see this and learn they are only broadcasting
"Look at me, I'm a newbie with more money than common sense!"

[cowboy]

I don't know why, but out on open water, seems like you can't see squat till you shut out the spotlights anyways.
Specially the waves if it is a windy night

[Waggs]

I’ve posted about this before. It’s definitely obnoxious. Especially big weekends with lots of traffic.

Nothing wrong with a regular ol head light. Just turn your head a little and viola, no one is being blinded by it.

[Scotty1]

Put one on your boat and shine him back just like you would do in a vehicle, they will learn I actually run them on my boat but I do turn them off and run the head light when I see another boat. they are great when running solo but I still use the head light also But I only run the glades