Nash Moonshine Mega Lite IPX-4 LED Headlamp with Battery and 220 m Beam Range Rechargeable with up to 80 Hours Running Time

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Whether you're recasting and you need to be very accurate, or you want to tie rigs during darkness, you may want to consider a unit that has a beam mode light function to further assist you. The higher the Lumen output, the brighter and more intense the light emitted will be, so if you need something very bright, aim for one with the highest lumen output you can afford. Moving up into rechargeable batteries will give you lumens for longer, but at the cost of having to find a wall outlet once battery life starts to fade. This is a particular issue if you’re planning on running or adventuring in winter or at high-altitudes, as cold discharges batteries fast. As with the other models in the range the Mega Elite is water resistant with an IPX-4 rating and this model also boasts an impact resistance rating to 1 metre. On/off sensors and the dual orientation are just two features which might want to make us invest in carp branded head torches such as the RidgeMonkey VRH300 for example.

Fishing without proper lighting is not only ill-advised but also downright dangerous, and as funny as a story about pitching headfirst into the water might sound, the risk is very real. Daylight does not last forever, not even in the summer so even when you set out from those low lights, early starts to get your lines out before daybreak or you find your bite alarm shrieks in the middle of the night, we have the lighting solutions that can make your stay at the bank a little easier. Best Light for Night Fishing Given how much we actually do when out on the bank overnight, it’s handy if you have the ability to choose different light modes on your fishing headtorch. For example, you’ll need a fair bit of brightness when you’re landing and unhooking fish. Boasting 180 lumens and 180-degree vertical ratchet adjustment for beam direction control, there are two white LED settings and one red night vision LED setting. It has an expected run time of between two to 11 hours depending on setting. What sets the Multi Lite apart from many to the competitors out there are the range of accessories you get and how you can actually use the same torch as a bivvy light, additional photography lighting, connect it to a barrow, boat or tree and many more uses indeed. If you’re going to have something on your head for long periods of time, it needs to be comfortable. At 140 lumens, it might not be the brightest head torch on this list, but it is more than enough to be used as your main fishing head torch. Although don’t expect it to be lighting up the far bank in the dark!

Next up we have the Swiss army knife of the range, the multi-functional and extremely versatileMulti Lite. The Multi Lite is the headtorch for you if you wish to scale down on alternative bankside lighting but without being left in the dark!

In fact, that’s still more than many of the other’s that have made in on to this head torch comparison.

Here are the key things you should look out for when choosing your next head torch for fishing: Rechargeable Battery All of the lighting is adjusted with the dual button on the top. You’re probably thinking why is it a dual button? Well there’s another nifty feature that you might wonder how you’ve lived without! IP64 Rating: IP64 protected from total dust ingress. Protected from water spray from any direction. We have kept ahead of the game over the years by remaining constantly aware of the changing needs of anglers, and we will continue to do so by always putting our customers' needs first. Carp anglers understand that patience really is a virtue out on the bank, and this means setting up for the long haul on a session. As passionate anglers ourselves here at Angling Direct, we know there is nothing worse than trying to set up in low-level light or being woken up after darkness has fallen whilst trying to reel in a catch when you can’t see past the end of your nose!