An effective lighting system will make your pontoon boat more enjoyable, safer, and a better platform for any nighttime excursion, like fishing. Black Oak LED has all the lighting options you need. All our products are made of the highest quality materials, use the brightest LEDs, and are designed for use in marine conditions.

Top Pontoon Boat Light Kits and Products

Black Oak LED offers a great dual light combo for pontoon boats as a kit. We also sell individual lights and fixtures to do everything you want on your boat. Here are some of your options for upgrading the lights on your vessel.

1. Pontoon Boat Light Kit

Our Pontoon Boat Light Kit includes two 6-inch Marine Series 5 watt Combo Light Bars, which provide significant illumination with 13,200 total raw lumens. These light bars are highly durable, featuring an IP69K rating for maximum water and dust resistance, heavy Dupont powder coating with a UV inhibitor, and UV-resistant Lexan lenses. The kit is designed to fit perfectly onto the sides of the front deck of almost any pontoon boat, allowing for adjustable lighting patterns.

2. Pontoon Boat Deck Lighting

Forget LED strip lights—those are outdated and can look tacky. Upgrade your pontoon boat with Black Oak's marine accent lights instead. These lights are built tough for marine environments, featuring robust construction and an IP69K rating to withstand salt water and corrosion. Choose from a variety of colors and configurations to match your style or mood. Whether you're fishing at dawn, enjoying a late-night cruise, or throwing a deck party, Black Oak LED lights offer the perfect blend of style, durability, and functionality.

3. Pontoon Boat Activity Lighting

Enhance your pontoon boat activities with Black Oak LED's 6" and 10" light bars, tailored for vibrant, efficient lighting. Compact yet powerful, these light bars are much better than cheap light strips or handheld flashlights. With a high IP69K rating, they withstand harsh marine conditions, ensuring durability against water and corrosion. These small light bars are ideal for focused, bright lighting, perfect for fishing, night dives, or any on-water activity.

4. Pontoon Boat Work Lights

Light up your work with Black Oak LED's handheld and clamp-on spotlights, the perfect solution for precision lighting needs on your pontoon boat. These compact and versatile spotlights are designed to withstand the rigors of marine environments, providing powerful, focused light wherever you need it. They feature super easy installation and are quick to adjust. They are ideal for night fishing, repairs, or any detailed task requiring extra visibility. Choose Black Oak LED for reliable, efficient work lights.

5. Underwater Pontoon Boat Lights

Upgrade your pontoon boat with Black Oak LED's Fathom Series underwater lights. Designed for durability and performance, these lights are built to withstand the harsh marine environment. Perfect for night work or fishing, the Fathom Series lights improve underwater visibility and can be set up with different color combinations. They come in a single coloror RGB options and are fully submersible. Simple to install and built to last, they're an essential upgrade for any pontoon enthusiast.

Planning Your Pontoon Boat Light Components

There are a few basic functions your lights should accomplish. You'll want great illumination during navigation, safety while moving around on deck, extra light for working at night, and you want your boat to look amazing. We've written an entire article about how to plan your light kit to illuminate the water, your work, and your deck. Check it out here: "Pontoon Boat Lighting Guide: How to Install the Best Lights" and discover the Black Oak LED advantage.

A Note About Safety and Navigation

Extra lighting, such as side LED bars, work lighting, and any visible deck lights, should not be operating or visible while your boat is underway. This is for everyone's protection because all the extra lights could confuse the visibility of your main navigation lights.

What are those lights? We cover them in our article, but here's a quick summary:

• Red and green sidelights visible from a distance of at least two miles away—or if less than 39.4 feet (12 meters) long, at least one mile away—on a dark, clear night.

• An all-round white light (if less than 39.4 feet long) or both a masthead light and a sternlight. These lights must be visible from a distance of at least three miles away on a dark, clear night. The all-round white light (or the masthead light) must be at least 3.3 feet (one meter) higher than the sidelights.

• No other lights (including docking lights) may be used that could be mistaken for or interfere with those required above.

These are your main navigation lights. You can should mount them according to official instructions, such as these from the US Coast Guard's guides for navigation lights.