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Lindgren-Pitman

LP Electralume Light - w/ Lithium Battery

LP Electralume Light - w/ Lithium Battery

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LP Electralume Light - w/ Lithium Battery

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LP Electralume Light - w/ Lithium Battery

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Innovative LED Fishing Lights

Take your pick, the Lindgren-Pitman Electralume® comes in a variety of single colors. Also, now available, the Multi-Colored Electralume® comes in a blue, green and purple color combination with an extra LED located in the cap for added intensity.

ELECTRALUME INSTRUCTION SHEET


PACIFIC FISHERIES BYCATCH PROGRAM

Eulachon Light Study

This video shows catches from a double-rigged pink shrimp trawl. The fishing line of one net was illuminated with green LED lights, whereas the fishing line of the other net was not illuminated. This video was collected during a project evaluating if simple enhancements to the visibility of the trawl fishing line could improve bycatch reduction for eulachon, an ESA listed species. This video primarily shows pink shrimp and eulachon smelt. This 2014 footage is courtesy of Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission. Research funding was provided by the NOAA Fisheries Bycatch Reduction Engineering Program.
NL research shows LED lights draw crab to the pot
news article at The Telegram

MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEWFOUNDLAND’S FISHERIES AND MARINE INSTITUTE, 
AND THE DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES AND OCEANS

2018 ODFW - Pink Shrimp Review

OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE

MARINE RESOURCES PROGRAM

PINK SHRIMP REVIEW 2018

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