We've had a comparatively mild start to the winter season, so I was wondering it at even this late a date, the Hybrids and white would still be hanging out at the docks at night at Cedar Creek. Tonight is nice weather so was thinking of taking my son down for some fishing, but dont want to waste an hour and half trip each way.
Thanks,
Christian

I kinda doubt it. I thought spring, summer and part of fall were best times of year for hitting the lights.

Well I got my answer tonight.. It was dead out there! My son and I hit it around 7:30 PM and fished till about 11:00PM, and he caught a small catfish, and I got skunked. The lake was calm as glass, the weather was perfect, and the water was not very cold, but the fish were just not there. This is for sure the latest I had ever gone out in the season, but since the water temps were still warm I wanted to give it a shot.

Joshua will never let you live it down that he outfished you!!

What was the water temp? A buddy and I went out last week and caught a limit if Hybrids on the docks, along with 4 huge sandies. It was somewhat tedious, with only one or two fish per dock and they took their time to replenish once we boogered up a dock, but we had a great time and caught some quality fish.

i am sorry i just saw this - the hybrids and whites seemed to have moved out of the coves/inland docks - i have been trying at night with the moon getting bigger and zilch - i know too little too late as far as help, but thought i would throw in my two "sense"...

How exactly are you fishing the docks? Time of day? Baits? Etc...

Fishing the lit docks at night.

It ended 2 weeks ago. Shad left lights. Water got too cold.

Christian .i was out there the same night,fished from sundown till 9pm.

Did pick up one huge hybrid 26inches and she was full of huge eggs
Had a couple break me off,Twin creeks..went last night and got skunked,last night was just to windy