336 Watt | 35000 Lumens | 28 Amps at 12V. Underwater use only. Both options come with 10 ft of wire. Available Options: 2000K HPS – Great in off color water. or 3000K Warm White – Great all around color. Our ultra-bright LED flounder gigging lights are some of the best on the market. All of our LEDs are submersible and can be used in salt and fresh water applications. One of the benefits of using LED flounder gigging lights is their ultra-low power draw. Each of our light weight gigging lights are hand assembled right here in South Texas by our owner/operator, veteran gigger, Jerry Storz. Jerry prides himself in providing top of the line equipment and flounder gigging lights and backs it up with amazing customer service. Product Warranty: 30W – 40W Lights: Lifetime warranty against manufacture’s defects. 50W or higher: One Year warranty against manufacture’s defects. To place a warranty claim please contact us at jerry@jerrysleds.com. During the claim process you will be asked to return the product with as much of its wiring as possible. If splices were used they must be left on the product. **Warranties voided should products show evidence of abuse, modification, neglect, improper maintenance, or intentional or accidental misuse or damage.
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| Options | 2000K HPS Color, 3000K Warm White Color |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Should I choose a Warm White, Cool White, or Green LED for gigging?
Selecting the right spectrum depends on water clarity. Cool White (6000K+) offers high contrast on sandy bottoms in crystal-clear water. Warm White or Amber (2000K-3000K) cuts through murky, tannic, or silty conditions like fog lights, avoiding the “snow globe” glare off suspended dirt. Green lights work well for general night fishing but can dull a flounder’s natural camouflage. Since flounder bury themselves with only subtle body contours exposed, matching the correct light temperature is vital for spotting hidden fish. Dual-color adjustable flounder gigging lights provide the ultimate hybrid solution when navigating changing coastal tides.
Are underwater (submersible) or above-water lights better for flounder gigging?
Underwater lights eliminate surface glare completely, letting you peer deeper into the water and making them ideal for wading or calm-water boat setups. However, submersible lights require water cooling and periodic cleaning in saltwater to prevent marine growth. Above-water lights avoid underwater obstacles and electrolysis while mounting easily, though choppy water can create reflections. Many high-end boat rigs utilize a hybrid combo setup: above-water light bars projected forward for navigation paired with submersible LED gigging lights around the bow for glare-free detail close-up. Choosing the right design depends entirely on your fishing environment and setup preferences.




