70W 130W DC 12V Waterproof Underwater Fishing Light - High Brightness
70W 130W DC 12V Waterproof Underwater Fishing Light - High Brightness
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In this review of the LOSTCAT underwater fishing light, the bottom line is simple: this is a tool for anglers who need a very bright, rugged submersible lure light to draw baitfish and predators to docks, piers or anchored boats. The standout reason to buy is the light output and 360 degree coverage from the multi-sided LED array, which consistently attracts snook, crappie, squid and other species; the review focuses on real-world use, durability observations and practical connection options including battery clips and a cigarette lighter adapter.
Key Features
- Super Bright: A dense array of SMD LEDs delivers intense illumination to attract more baitfish and game from a wide area.
- 360 Degree Beam: LEDs arranged around six sides provide all-around light so you can hang or sink the unit and still get even coverage.
- IP68 Waterproofing: Solid epoxy filling inside and out protects the circuit board and lets the light be used in freshwater or saltwater without leaking.
- Durable Construction: An aluminium alloy frame and epoxy-coated LEDs make the unit tough and shatter resistant for dock, boat or shore deployment.
- Fast Cooling: Metal construction helps dissipate heat from the circuit board so LEDs last longer during extended runs.
- Flexible Mounting: Top and bottom holes plus screw points accept ropes, weights or suckers for stable placement in currents or on structures.
Who It's For
This light is ideal for saltwater and freshwater anglers who fish at night from docks, piers, houseboats or small craft and want a rugged, high-output attractant to bring in baitfish and predators such as snook, bass, crappie and squid. It is also useful for shrimpers and anyone who wants a reliable, bright submersible for long sessions when visibility and attraction matter.
Casual users who expect plug-and-play convenience without monitoring power draw should be cautious: battery life can vary with use, and one reported problem involved an adapter overheating. Those who need a lightweight, low-power task light or only occasional short runs might prefer a lower-output option.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Very high lumen output and 360 degree coverage that effectively attracts baitfish and larger species.
- Solid epoxy and IP68 protection prevent leaks and corrosion in both freshwater and saltwater.
- Rugged aluminium frame and coated LEDs resist impact and wear at common fishing sites.
- Multiple attachment points and included power clip options make mounting and powering flexible.
Cons
- Some users report mixed battery life and an optional adapter that can run hot, so monitor power connections during long runs.
- The high output requires a robust power source; smaller batteries will drain quickly.
Specifications
| Power Options | Battery clips and optional cigarette lighter adapter |
| LED Count | 108 SMD LEDs |
| Rated Output | Approx 69xx Lumens from unit (multi-LED array) |
| Waterproof Rating | IP68, solid epoxy filled |
| Housing Material | Aluminium alloy frame with epoxy coating |
| Beam Coverage | 360 degrees from six-sided array |
| Typical Lifespan | About 50,000 hours |
Our Verdict
The LOSTCAT submersible fishing light is a high-value choice for serious night anglers who need raw brightness, full coverage and a tough, waterproof build to attract a wide range of species. It is especially good for dock, pier and small-boat use, provided you use an adequate power source and monitor any inline adapter for heat during extended sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this light be used in saltwater?
Yes, the unit is filled with solid epoxy and rated IP68, so it is designed for both freshwater and saltwater use.
What power connections are available?
It includes battery clips and an optional cigarette lighter adapter for 12V DC connection; ensure your power source can handle the high output draw.
Will it attract a variety of fish?
Yes, customers report attraction of snook, crappie, squid, bass, shrimp and other baitfish-attracting species under night conditions.
Editor's Take
A high-value, high-output submersible fishing light that attracts a wide range of species and offers rugged IP68 construction; best for anglers with an adequate 12V power source.

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