Big ol' hunk of a dark colored spinnerbait with single Colorado thumper on it.

If the fish are finicky and you can find a light shining on the water you can get bit with a dark wacky rig either at submerged lights or low hangovers. I also like a dark chatterbait fished slow and steady.

I aways have a 3 blade back buzz bait tie on.Clearer the lake the better at nite it works.This time of year deep little N painted black.Find deep water close to the bank,fish dont have to far to move to feed.

big long black worm

dude, you should hook some trips up with him, he's like an iceberg, ha... he's got some crazy tactics, great times...

Zoom 8 inch black lizard works for me

I have caught bigger bass at night than day time. was out on R Hubbard last week at night and we caught probably total 12 blk Bass between 3 and 6 lbs. all on dark worms.

First night trip of the year I left all my of my night gear at the house and I'm glad I did. I've had some of the best night trips of my life this year throwing a white chatterbait. I always have fished dark colors and never would have fished a white chatterbait if I hadn't forgot my gear.

green pumpkin shakeyhead and white crankbait.. Doesn't seem to make sense but I have caught quite a few on them.

Man that would be a good time

I tried a place last night and did not do well with worms or brush hogs. Caught 3 nice bass on jitterbugs fished slowed and steady. What I did not understood was that the bass were striking at the lure but missing by up to a foot sometimes, it was weird.

a black trickworm

Wish I was there Clint. I know your Dad caught 2 tens on that color Mutant in one night. Great night vid. See you next week!

i fish with a zoom g tail worm with a red glass bead and 1/4 oz. tungsten or brass weight alot at night and catch quite a few nice fish around stumps and laydowns. but when the moon is out, a black jitterbug is hard to beat. ive had problems with fish short striking also, and i take a piece of heavy mono or fluorocarbon about 30 lb. test and tie a sharp treble hook to the back of the rear hook. i usually use about a 6 to 8 inch piece. its a pain in the rear to fish if ure over grass, but if ure in fairly open water, it has helped my hook up ratio. hope this works for u!