Joe Haubenreich is president of Secret Weapon Lures and loves to catch bass at night. He has been fishing for bass in Tennessee for many years and is willing to share some of his tips that he has learned during that time. From the right lures to use to chosing a light system to help you fish at night, these tips will help you catch fish. If you like fishing at night, check Joe's tips out then share yours in the comments section.
Night Fishing For Bass
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Covers most all the problems of night fishing, good article. I can especially relate to the “no clutter” concept in the boat.
I gotta try that no clutter thing – can’t move around much in my boat and it would be better at night not to trip over everything!
I really like fishing at night and Joe did a great job covering what you need to do.
I second Ronnie’s notion. Joe did a great job with this feature.
i live on a little lake in florida i just cant catch bass at night what can i do
Try a small crankbait under any dock lights. Fish a black spinnerbait slowly around grass beds. Fish a big black jitterbug over grass slowly. Work an unweighted black worm along grass edges. All should work.
i think that the best way to catch bass effectivly is to work the topwater near boatdocks. if the dock has lights on all night then thats the best. try glow in the dark topwaters and jigs. jitter bugs work best also try buzzers with a glowing trailer bait
i dont have any grass beds or any dock lights on lake now how do i catch bass at night or during the day. what is a jitter bug
My first choice at night is to fish rocks – crayfish lived in them and come out at night. Try a Texas rigged worm or a light jig and pig. If there are no rocks look for any kind of cover or structure – often a 1 foot drop on the bottom will hold fish. Always look for cover and structure, whatever kind is in your lake.
Good luck – let us know how you do.