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Seasonal Night Fishing - What's Different

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I start night fishing in April & continue until October. This past February & March we had warm enough nights to go out. 

Can only relate what I do down here in south Florida, which is fish the everglades at night, all night, many moons of it, catching the big girls. What I've come to find is that big bass do the same thing during the nighttime as they do during the daytime. No difference, really. I can get just as many big bass during the daytime. The same applies when it gets cold out. Can sit around casting on a cold night with little to no bites, same as during the day. If anything, the warmer months do offer up more activity at night, giving one a better chance at getting that big fish. Nothing like that big warm-water night bite on topwater--kboom!

 

 

 

I call cold anything lower than 50 down here, most likely a relative term. It warms up quickly to what I call nice, mid 60’s. Sure beats that 95 degree summer heat! 

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