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Use a black Jitterbug when he water's calm and it's pitch black out.
I really like using War Eagle Spinnerbaits or any spinnerbait with extra large blades, they produce a lot of vibration and really get the night time bass bite going.
Another great beat for night fishing is a soft plastic, such as a texas rigged worm or crawfish bait or a tube, it will make enough vibration or you can insert a rattle for extra noise to attract the bass.
With the Jitterbug, the bigger, the better. Try to find those XL/Musky Jitterbugs. Retrieve slow and steady, just enough to make it bubble. Pause for a second occasionally. Cast right up into boathouses, along docks, even onto stuff, dragging it into the water.
I have great success at night useing a Tiny Tapedo. Work it slow
and make very little waves. Bass hit it hard when it stops for a few secounds. Black Lizzards with blue tails are also boog around weedbeds
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Use a black Jitterbug when he water's calm and it's pitch black out.
I really like using War Eagle Spinnerbaits or any spinnerbait with extra large blades, they produce a lot of vibration and really get the night time bass bite going.
Another great beat for night fishing is a soft plastic, such as a texas rigged worm or crawfish bait or a tube, it will make enough vibration or you can insert a rattle for extra noise to attract the bass.
With the Jitterbug, the bigger, the better. Try to find those XL/Musky Jitterbugs. Retrieve slow and steady, just enough to make it bubble. Pause for a second occasionally. Cast right up into boathouses, along docks, even onto stuff, dragging it into the water.
I have great success at night useing a Tiny Tapedo. Work it slow
and make very little waves. Bass hit it hard when it stops for a few secounds. Black Lizzards with blue tails are also boog around weedbeds
Post a Reply