Rear lights for seat stays advice!!!

Hello all,
First post here so bear with me! I started commuting in July and I am loving it. However I have an issue with my rear light now I'm riding in the dark in the mornings (and evenings) now the hour has changed I need something brighter than my Bontrager Ember (which is great in low light but need something bigger). However I need something that will attach to the seat stays rather than my seat post. Basically I have no room to attach on the seat post due to my seat being low, my reflector (which obviously needs to stay put) and my Crud mudguard. :shock: My current light is basically attached to the top of the mudguard but it is far from ideal.
So please can folks advise on a rear light with a fixing that can go on the seat stay. I may be being totally dense in that most light mountings will adjust to stay put on the seat stay, but as a newbie whose last real experience of bike lights was 1980s Ever Readys (!!!) I need a little help.
Thanks all
First post here so bear with me! I started commuting in July and I am loving it. However I have an issue with my rear light now I'm riding in the dark in the mornings (and evenings) now the hour has changed I need something brighter than my Bontrager Ember (which is great in low light but need something bigger). However I need something that will attach to the seat stays rather than my seat post. Basically I have no room to attach on the seat post due to my seat being low, my reflector (which obviously needs to stay put) and my Crud mudguard. :shock: My current light is basically attached to the top of the mudguard but it is far from ideal.
So please can folks advise on a rear light with a fixing that can go on the seat stay. I may be being totally dense in that most light mountings will adjust to stay put on the seat stay, but as a newbie whose last real experience of bike lights was 1980s Ever Readys (!!!) I need a little help.
Thanks all

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Just a thought.
Cheap and fits perfect also its got some right groovy flash patterns.
Seconded, v bright and comes with fittings to go on a belt, seat post or stay
how are they when it is wet?
I had a smart light a few years back and even in the lightest rain it would fail.
Just take the back off (as if you were changing the battery) and put some vaseline around the rubber seal. I've always done this and never had a Smart light go dodgy in the rain.
"As I said last time, it won't happen again."
I also have one which I put on my helmet, or the inside seatstay depending on my mood.
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cateye TL-LD600 on seatpost and a fibre flare on each seat stay. The spoke reflectors glove red when moving from the fibre flares too.