Propane Lantern light deflector shield?

[riverbottoms]

Last year I remember seeing a site for a light deflector shield for Colman Propane heaters.

Can anybody remember what it was.

If we ever get ice, want to do a little more hardwater night fishing. Thanks in advance for all replies.

Terry

[harvey lee]

When I use to use a lantern to track deer, I would wrap a piece of tin foil approx. 40% of the way around the back side of the lantern globe and that would help a fair amount.

[MNice]

I'm guessing it was the "fish brite" by Jay Solderbloom. Great product, can't recommend it enough. I think He's a sponsor here, or google it and it'll be easy to find.

[gspman]

I have the fish brite and it does help direct the light downward and illuminate your portable at night. I like it.

[logon648]

Here is the link for the Fish Brights

http://www.soderbloom.com/reflectralight.html

[Northlander]

I know Jay was running low on these because he went through so many last year but he does have a few left and if demand is great enough he is willing to make more.

If Jay doesnt have the correct one for your lantern made up e-mail me and I should have 1 of what you need laying around.

[night bite]

I like this idea but was wondering if it also reflects the heat down. cause im always woring about burning the canvas on the ceiling of the house. thanks

[Northlander]

I just hang mine with a piece of rope or bungie or coat hanger. Hang it about 10" down and no problems. I suppose it does reflect some of the heat down but not all of course.

Try one and you will be impressed how much light these reflect down to your holes, fish cleaning board or card game.

[mjhowe]

There are shields that fit behind the globe to concentrate half the light in one direction...like a flashlight. These can be found in any sporting goods store that sells coleman lanterns. Not the same as the fish brite which mounts on top to deflect light down.