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Do any of you guys night fish? What has worked for you?

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This might help - 

A-Jay

 

 

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Love night fishing. I mainly stick to darker colored baits at night except during bright moon phases when I'll fish the same colors I would during the daytime. I avoid treble hooked baits at night, just personal preference. My main baits are a bladed jig, Colorado bladed spinnerbait, T-rigged 10" worm, or a jig. 

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I think in summer time night fishing can be more productive than day time fishing, and as long as you have on mosquito repellent it can be a lot more comfortable than the Florida heat as well.  As far as lure selection, what you throw during the day will work at night.  I like to keep it simple and weedless since you can't see as well.  Black spinnerbait, black worms, black creature baits, and a black jig are all good choices that are fairly forgiving if you make a bad cast.  Can you throw other colors that aren't black? I'm sure you could, but I've never had a need to try.

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Me and a buddy went last night and caught 10 bass between the 2 of us. Black and blue spinnerbait with Colorado blade and a black with green/red flake stick bait T-rigged caught all of our bass. 

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I've always done best when its hot, with a dark spinnerbait. If weeds are not a huge problem, a black buzzbait or black jitterbug can be really good. I've had some blowups close to the bank or boat that were spooky!

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20 hours ago, Bluebasser86 said:

 I avoid treble hooked baits at night, just personal preference. My main baits are a bladed jig

This!

 

I stay away from treble baits, and my go to is a bladed jig with a big paddle tail trailer. I burn it subsurface. I fish it hard and fast when I have the window figured out.

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Usually a black Jitterbug, and a black spinnerbait.

  • Super User
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Fish the same structure, cover, & depth you would during the daytime using the same lures & techniques.

 

We are in the middle of pre-spawn & night fishing has started. We're flipping Buck Brush & Button Willows with a Jig-n-Craw & Texas Rigged Liz-zards.

 

Same thing everyone is doing in daylight!

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I used to know an old timer. He would only fish at nite. He would troll a Jitterbug just off shore, and did well.

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I fish at night often for both freshwater and saltwater species of fish. Have caught some of my biggest bass at night.

14 hours ago, Catt said:

Fish the same structure, cover, & depth you would during the daytime using the same lures & techniques.

Well said

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For about half the year we won't put a boat in the water until it's dark. I don't change anything with my approach or colors. I never have more than four colors of anything anyways. 

 

When the bite is in they're at all their normal hangouts doing their normal stuff. 

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I go at night two or three times a year up here in northern Mo. Are you close to Hunnewell . Thats where i usually head.

On 3/9/2018 at 8:32 PM, Mobasser said:

Do any of you guys night fish? What has worked for you?

I use the same lures as in the day but usually a darker version and have never had much luck deep .

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scaleface, I'm not as far north as you, live down by Holt. Like you, I have my best luck fishing shallow water with dark colors

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when i was a kid about 10 to just before i went to the army. i worked 4pm to 2 AM. i would get off work and drive to the lake or creek and fish till i got tired and would go to the car/truck and sleep a nap and then drive home. i miss it. so peaceful an quite. a person can really think out there.

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I fish quite a bit at night during the summer. 3/4 oz black spinnerbait and a 10" worm almost exclusively. I usually use plum apple and cranberry colored worms. Find brush either around docks or on points. It's a blast

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