Submersible Deep Drop Underwater Lure Bait Finder Fishing Night Lamp Key benefits Attracts fish and increases catches: Bright LED light takes advantage of fish and underwater creatures' phototaxis to concentrate prawns, squids, baitfish and larger fish near your rig. Versatile lighting for fishing and events: Designed for night fishing but also suitable for party, event or holiday lighting — indoors or outdoors, damp or dry locations. Safe, reliable underwater use: Fully submersible and built with a resistant construction so it can be immersed in both fresh and salt water without loss of performance. What makes it stand out 360degree illumination: LED light beads provide bright, allaround light to effectively illuminate a wide area and attract marine life. Compact and lightweight: Easy to deploy on a deepdrop rig or lower from a pier, dock or boat; stores and transports without bulk. Durable waterproof design: Constructed to withstand immersion, making it suitable for deepdrop and nearshore applications. Features and performance Function: Acts as an underwater lure, bait finder and night lamp to draw fish and baitfish into your fishing zone. Compatibility: Works in both fresh and salt water environments and can be used in damp or dry settings for decorative lighting when not deployed underwater. Material and construction: Made with LED components and a waterproof, resistant housing for continuous submersion. Practical use scenarios Deepdrop or bottom fishing from a boat: Lower the lamp to attract squids and schooling fish to your baited area at night. Pier, jetty or shore fishing: Hang or drop the lamp off a pier to bring prawns and baitfish within casting or netting range. Event or decorative lighting: Use indoors or outdoors for holiday or party lighting where damp conditions are possible. Notes on use Designed for continuous underwater use; suitable for both fresh and salt water. Lightweight and compact for easy deployment and storage. Effective for attracting a range of marine life including prawns, squids, baitfish and larger fish schools by exploiting natural lightseeking behavior.