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Monday, November 9, 2009

When you're searching for bass, sometimes, it may be best to go at night. If you live in a climate that tends to be hot and your waters are typically very deep, night fishing can be a great way for you to actually make a catch without having to sweat out the day. At night, bass often move up to shallower waters where they can forage for food – making them easier for you to catch. So if you're a bass fisherman looking to take advantage of a different approach, then be sure to break out your nighttime safety gear and head night fishing.

Not sure what you'll need to know? Here's a few quick tips if you're about to head night fishing for the first time:

  1. First off, fishing at night is often easiest when you fish close to, but not on, the same places you caught fish earlier in the year.

  2. Second, make sure that you have the appropriate safety gear, such as a neon vest and flashlights to ensure that you don't get caught in the dark. Also, be constantly aware and extra careful. Night can be dangerous if you don't come prepared.

  3. Night fishing can be tricky, especially when it comes to keeping an eye on your line. You can always try using a combination of neon line and a blacklight to help you search.

  4. Heavier tackle will be easier to manage at night because there's more chance to feel when you can't see. Use heavier lures for the type of bass you want to pursue.

  5. Finally, avoid tangles and broken equipment by only taking one or two rods and reels with you when you go night fishing. Avoid using complicated lines or things that could easily get trapped or snagged in branches or reeds.



by: FishFreakOnline

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