whitwolf
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I usually start fishing at night around the end of April until late October. One of the best pieces of advice I can give here is to know the water you're fishing very well. By that I mean fish the lake extensively during the day so you know It like the back of your hand. It's different visually at night. I'm like Catt In that I usually fish the same places at night that I do during the day. I do fish a few different baits at night. I tend to go with the darker hues and a larger bait. The reason for this Is pressure during the day. I tend to down size during the day, It simply gets more bites. A few of my favorite night baits are as follows: A zoom 8" big dead ringer in black or red/shad. A black(locally made) spinnerbait with a Zoom swimming chuck trailer. I fish the spinnerbait on the bottom and slow enough to keep the blade turning. Unlike some I rarely throw any topwater. I don't know why other than I have a great amount of confidence In the above. I also love to throw a crankbait on flats and points. I have found color makes little difference. I also think It's Important that you let someone know where you're going, have a cell phone handy, and like during the day have your PDF on at all times. In the South It's much more comfortable to fish at night during the late Spring though early Fall. Again, I can't dstress enough to know the water you're fishing. If I do fish a place I'm unfamiliar with I to go slow, take my time, and try to get out there before dark to get my bearings.
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Buy what you can. I'm more of an "R" series guy but anything older by Rebel, especially for $2.00 is well worth the money!
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A few spinnerbaits for the Rebel collection!
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