YSmarines is one of the leading marine lighting suppliers which has years of experience providing boat lights including floodlight for safe areas, searchlights, navigation lights, to recreational boat owners and boating professionals. From interior and exterior incandescent and LED marine lighting is to replace bulbs. Whether anchored in a quite bay, enjoying the tranquil waters and the golden hues of a sunset or still on the hunt for the next big fish, being on the water at night can be a wonderful experience. So to help you stay out longer and keep your crew comfortable and safe we have a couple of suggestions.

Exterior lighting

The first type of lighting to consider buying for night-boating are marine LED floodlights. Unlike old halogen floodlights that use a lot of power and quickly drain the boat batter, LED lamps are ultra-efficient meaning you can run the floodlights for longer without fear of flattening the battery.

Quality LED floodlights also have engineered optics that produce a wide and even illumination to reduce eye strain and make baiting hooks and navigating your vessel a breeze.

YSmarines stocks the perfect range of products for this purpose, including the white/red touch lamps. These lights feature intuitive touch controls and can be easily dimmed and brightened, or switched from white to red light in order to adapt to how dark the night is.

Subtle courtesy and step lighting can also add style, colour and safety to your vessel. Illuminating passage ways and steps helps avoid accidental trips, and because all Hella marine LED lamps are completely sealed you can install them in interior or exterior, wet or dry locations.

Interior lighting

Your boat's interior lighting should also enhance your after-dark fishing experience, illuminating the cabin of your vessel so that you're not stumbling around blindly.

These lamps also boast considerable power-saving benefits while producing a soft spread of light and industry leading colour rendering (CRI) to provide a well-lit and relaxed atmosphere on board.

As exciting as it may be, fishing at night can be more dangerous. So before heading out make sure your vessel is fitted with reliable navigation lamps, that everyone on board is wearing life jackets and you've taken every precaution to ensure that you and your passengers are completely safe.