[LIforrelaxin]

Everybody is jumping on the band wagon of this not being a good idea... Is the original poster going out the in the pitch black? I hope not.... and I don't think so.

But if she/he is out in the early evening as the sun is going down having an all around light is a good thing to have on board.... sometimes you don't get back as quick as you think you should.

Remember lights must be on by law 1/2 hour before sunset, through to 1/2 hour after sunrise.... It is perfectly light enough at that time for a kayak or canoe to be out on the water.... and to be legal the should have an all around white light.
The red and green lights are optional, but wouldn't be a bad idea....

I applaud kbh for asking this question.....

People need to stop criticizing other peoples choices, before they have really digested what is being discussed. It could be argued that it isn't really safe to navigate on the lake during the day, with out a chart plotter, but most of us don't have one of those do we?

This lake is for everyone to enjoy, through the full length of the day.... the next thing I know I am going to be told that swimming beside my dock at night is dangerous because of all the boating action...