Well here in south florida theres usually alot of rain and sometimes its too hot during the day on a metal boat lol, so i usually go out at night or after the rain and yes even sometimes in the scorch of noon. but i was wondering what is the best lure for Night and after Rain. I do have a ton of worms varying from bass assassins, renegade,zoom,culprit in like ever color but they dont seem to be biting on that now during fall.
so which of these lures are the best for these times.Also not in the pic i have my little collection of chatterbaits.I have more lures but these are the main ones i use if you recommend any that will be nice
sorry for the long story of my life hehe
sry for bad quality.
Nighttime:
Strike King Midnight Premier or Midnight Special Spinnerbait or Booyah Moon Talker Spinnerbait
Arbogast Jitterbug
When it comes to the color, I prefer any color as long as it's black! I prefer to use the Black Jointed Jitterbug in the 5/8" size, but if if I were you, I might try the Muskie Size Jitterbug. Bass Pro carries it, but it isn't on their website.
Black/blue Chatterbaits with a black/blue hula grub as a trailer work great at night. Black jitterbugs also work great at night. Anything that gives off alot of noise or vibration and is black or black/blue will work good at night IMHO!
Ok thanks guys, i will try that tomorrow night. Do u know why everyone sais do use the june bug.
and if i can just use a spinnerbait with a Colorado blade
QuoteOk thanks guys, i will try that tomorrow night. Do u know why everyone sais do use the june bug.and if i can just use a spinnerbait with a Colorado blade
Yeah, junebug will work at night too, but I prefer black or black/blue.
And yes, you can use a spinnerbait with a colorado blade, that is actually preferable at night. BUT the skirt of the spinnerbait should be either black, black/blue, or any other dark color that will create a silhouette effect.
The two spinnerbaits that I posted have rattles as well. I haven't used the Booyah Moon Talker, but the Strike King Midnight Special/Premier is killer!
Nearly everyone you ask will recommend the Jitterbug. There's a reason for that! IT WORKS! Plus it's one of the more fun lures to fish.
If you want to try something else, you could also throw a wakebait like the Jackall Mikey or the River2Sea V-Joint Wake.
As a general rule, with all of the lures that I mentioned in this post and my previous one, a slow, steady retrieve is best at night.
I've been a night fisherman for over 20 years now. I stick with the usual topwaters and worms, sometimes throw 1/8 oz jig with a shad body. All have been productive. I did stumble on something new (at least to me) this year. Strike King makes a 2.5" tube called a Bitsy Tube. I rig it weightless on a #2 straight shank wire hook by Gamakatsu. Ya gotta throw this with light gear. Anyway, it floats. I just twitch it very lightly and have gotten vicious strikes on it. It's got me several 3 lb + fish, (not bad for Jersey, probably bait in Fla ;D) This rig works for me when my Rapalas and Jitterbugs are not getting it done. Maybe it's because it's a real light presentation, or they are just not used to seeing it.
10 inch black worms.....booyah moon talker spinnerbaits.....big darkcolored wakebait
I would throw on a cavitron buzzbait right around dark is when i start getting bites on it and it works really well right when it gets dark.
Buzzbaits or Wakebaits for me at night or when its raining.
i like poppers or buzzbaits
stick with dark colors- especially black....... I like to throw a weightless senko, and a Zara Spook......... spinnerbaits, buzzbaits, are awesome in the dark........ and the Rage Tail shad...........
the lake im fishing is small though im pretty sure there are no 10lb bass maybe 7lb ex-cluding peacock that are on freakin steroids, well i have a buzzbait but its not really getting me anywhere. But i really need to know what to use for after rain my lake has risen about 5 minimum no lie. and i can see the bass right in front of my house i cast with a crankbait they look at it, i try chatterbait same thing just stare at it go by, and spinnderbaits NOTHING, but yet theyre always there right outside like 4 feet away. I REALLY GOTTA GET OUT THERE!!.!! and i ran out of gulp so no more bloodscent stuff that really get em.
try a black n blue senko if theyre acting finicky
Thanks guys, i guess i see myself with a jitterbug this weekend and some gulp live ive seen some good reviews on that lately so im might as well try it.
Thanks/
Just be sure to take pictures of the fish you catch!
well if i have my phone on me i will i rlly dont carry a camera around ill try tonight with a buzzbait and or a popper see what comes out of it.
Well, just went fishing during sunset got 1 bass then it started to thundering and im not ready to risk my life with a lightning rod in my hand . Caught 1 bass just to say it will be a big bass one day... very small and it jumped on a huge popper this was my 1st time using a popper even though ive had it for years and years. Yes that is a sock in the picture
haha, nice glove :
Congrats on breaking in a new bait, but next time just use your thumb that way you can look at your roughed up thumb during work and dream of being fishing. ;D
Well i have more to come today going fishing again.
One for me is the pike jitterbug when night fishing
The best night time lures I've found to be are the jitterbug, hula popper, and buzzbait. Black. Good luck.
went fishing not much
Hopefully tomorrow will be a better day
sry for my rly big images lol
why is that fish in your room? ahha
And why is Michael Jackson holding it?
Quotewhy is that fish in your room? ahha
lol its not its just thats a sliding glass door that leads into my room and the light was on so i just took the pic. there cause there was light cause it was off a phone, and its a glove lol i just dont like holding the fish with bare my hands i dont like the feel i mean ill do it but if i have a glove next to me ill use the glove.
a black jitter bug is my go-to for night, in rain I like cover jacks and spro frog with a worm weight inserted to the belly, I find the rattle helps the bait be heard, in the rain!