I usually stick with top water like poppers, jitterbugs, spinners. What do people have the most luck with?

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http://texasfishingforum.com/forums/ubbt...s_Rigs_c#UNREAD

Or go straight to tactical bassin and start the night fishing video series at the beginning.. Matt's smart.. He gives away a lot of information.

I wonder this too, from my experience last night you want to go dark, I started off with a light green worm and after 4 hours had no bites, boater was getting bit. I switched to a black worm like he was using and caught 10 the next 2 hours.

Is dark or black plastics always a rule at night or is that just something with this time of year or lake?

thanks guys i will check those videos out.

night bass fishing seems to be tougher but it beats not fishing

Dark worms, jigs, black spinnerbaits with BIG, single colorado blade (I prefer gold), Black/Blue Gene Larew Hawg Craw and a black jitterbug have always prodcued for me.

Not hard and fast but yes, that is the general rule. I used to catch them on fire and ice on full-moon nights, too.

last night I was using the same jitter bug as my friend, but mine was green and white, his was black and purple and he caught all the fish.

Its just the dark sioulettes (spelling?) better and I think the fish can find it better.

You can get bit on any color, but it seems like they take to darker, or blacks at night.

80% of the time, I am throwing a big 10-12" black worm at night texas rigged and have caught some big fish doing this.

This past year, I have caught several 7-8lbs, all at night on a worm.

if your throwing a worm, make sure it moves water

Black and it needs to displace a lot of water.

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...black buzzbait, too..

Thanks for all the advice guys, even if I don't do well tonight its great to get out and fish, the full moon and meteor shower are a much welcomed bonus

does that mean large bodied? something with tail creating action? or you putting more action in it? all the above probably.

big curlt tail = displacing a lot of water.