The HydroGlow SF100G Green Underwater Fishing Light is a powerful bottom-mounted light designed to illuminate the water and attract baitfish and gamefish around docks, waterfront properties, and fishing areas.
Using 96 high-output green LEDs, the SF100G produces approximately 8,080 lumens of light in a 120-degree field. The light rests on the bottom and projects upward through the water, creating a highly visible illuminated area that helps attract microorganisms and baitfish—the beginning of the food chain that can bring larger predatory fish into the area.
Built for demanding underwater environments, the SF100G features rugged aluminum construction, a shatter-resistant HydroDome, and a protective marine-grade coating for dependable long-term performance.
Why It Works
96 high-output green LEDs
Approximately 8,080 lumens
525 nm green wavelength
Wide 120-degree light field
Bottom-mounted design projects light upward
Helps attract microorganisms, baitfish, and feeding gamefish
Suitable for freshwater and saltwater
Rugged aluminum construction
Shatter-resistant HydroDome
Marine-grade protective coating
50-foot cord included
Made in the USA
Technical Specifications
Model: SF100G
Light Color: Green
Voltage: 48VDC with 100W/120VAC driver
Current Draw: 0.42A
Power Draw: 50W
LED Count: 96
Light Output: Approximately 8,080 lumens
Beam: 120-degree field
Wavelength: 525 nm
Overall Length: 9 in.
Diameter: 4 in.
Weight: 4.2 lb.
Driver Rating: IP67
Cord Length: 50 ft.
Power Input: 120VAC
What's Included
The SF100G includes a 50-foot cord with an IP68 waterproof locking connector and the required driver. The driver includes approximately 1 foot of cord on the output side and 6 feet on the input side.
Built for Dock and Waterfront Fishing
The SF100G is designed to create a concentrated illuminated area around docks and waterfront fishing locations. Its green underwater light helps establish a visible feeding zone that can draw baitfish and predatory species into the surrounding water after dark.
Important: SF-series underwater lights should not be operated out of the water for longer than two minutes.
