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    Re: Night Fishing Lakes for Bass

    Quote Originally Posted by MrSplitshot View Post
    I fish big Culprit plastic worms 99.99% of the time at night...Texas-Rigged...love the black shad color and the junebug color. I'll make sure to add a glass bead between the hook eye and the bullet weight for a little extra "clack" and have been known to stick a worm rattle in the plastic also...and it's one of the few times that I use scent. I'll smell'er up real good. At night, I want a large/distinct profile in the water, vibration, and sound. The big Culprit with a thumping tail, a bead, maybe a worm rattle, and some juice on her...mmmmm.

    I'll also have a big, nasty, huge thumpin single Colorado blade spinnerbait tied on...and something for the top, usually a big ole buzzbait.
    Now that's what I'm talkin bout.........

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    Re: Night Fishing Lakes for Bass

    1/2 ounce black and blue buzzbait!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! nothing like looking in total darkness and hearing a huge largemouth crush your buzzbait. talk about fun!!

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