Fish Light is an innovation that uses solar panel lights with fishing techniques that have advantageous properties where fish are drawn to optical light stimulation in aids like lighting from lamps with electricity produced by Fish Light products so that fish catch fish more readily. reach out, gather, and seize. The goal of the project is to provide fishermen with the technology and catch maps they need to capture fish at a reasonable cost. Another objective of this research is to foster an entrepreneurial spirit to provide independent revenue for the University of Jember. It is envisaged that this would enable fishermen to replace energy sources from lights, which have an effect on boosting the income and profits of fishermen. Utilizing cutting-edge research and development techniques, the Horseshoe Area uses interviews, documentation, and light fish production to meet fishermen’s demands. Fish Light is produced using cutting-edge research and development techniques for fisherman in the Horseshoe Area, with interviews, documentation, and manufacturing tailored to their needs. Applying the findings of the Fish Light innovation research is quite doable. They can provide for the demands of fishermen in a sustainable and ecologically responsible way. The Fish Light device has undergone successful testing for its utility on fishermen in Muncar Village. The product is prepared for widespread usage and commercialization. Through a product resonance program that goes straight to fishermen in the Horseshoe Area and digital commercialization via a marketplace, the light fish product commercialization scheme is carried out. Using the right technology to raise the value of natural resources and boost the livelihood of fisherman Fish Light promotes SDG 7: Providing everyone with access to cheap, ecologically sustainable energy.