Why is it called The GREEN MONSTER Fishing Light? When I built my first light and put it in the water I took my 3 year old little girl down to our dock to see the fish and she said it looked like a GREEN MONSTER  in the water and that is how GREEN MONSTER Fishing Lights LLC was born.

What is the ideal depth for the bulb to be? This is based highly on water condition but in most applications 6' feet to 10' feet works best and provides the best light cone.

How big of a light cone I expect to have?  If the light were on land it would cover an area of about 110' X 110'  but since the bulb is in the water you can expect about a 25' X 25' X 25' cone in most water conditions.

How do I prevent algae and barnacle growth? If you leave your GREEN MONSTER Fishing Light  plugged in to a power source and allow it to come on every night the bulb will clean itself by emitting UV rays and heat preventing growth from adhering to the bulb.

What do I do if my bulb burns out or I break my bulb? If your bulb burns out during the first year of use it is covered by the warranty.  If your bulb burns out after that time or you break your bulb at any time a replacement bulb is all that is needed and they are available here on my website.  Cost for a replacement bulb is less than half the cost of a new light kit.