Night time, the Right time? yet?

[perchnut]

Im heading down that way next weekend for a few days of fishing. Its our annual trip down there....used to be for a week, but its now been whittled down to a few days +. If we dont get enough action during the day, dragging shad and throwing 'stuff' at em......is it too early for a night bite? Ive caught some walleye at dusk on rapalas on rip rap, even into the dark a little bit. Anyone have any suggestions for techniques for either stripers or eyes after it gets dark??? Again, just in case I can still keep my eyes open. (and not looking for hot spots here, just basic info on the night bite in late March.)

[catsnstripers]

I heard of two different reports yesturday that it was a good bite at night right now... guys throwing plugs n flukes.. guy friday night boated 36 with one up into the 20s. I belive im gona have to go get on em

[anyfish247]

Upper end or the lower end if u don't mind telling?

[perchnut]

we are going to be staying upper end...a little up from the Bridge....were you talking to me?

[stripersplash]

Night bite! Bring it on! I am not that good at it, but I love it. I am waiting for 50 degrees water temp, but I don't really know what temp is best.

[tommy1]

Right on!! and a little warmer nights!!

[vballm22]

Hi all. I'm new to this board. My place is in the creek across from Bridgewater Marina. I'm not super comfortable with night fishing but would love to try it. Are there are good spots or patterns in my vicinity that I should try out?

Feel free to PM me if you don't want to blow up any of your favorite spots. tks for any help.

[mytoyzfishing]

check any of the rip rap and main points in that area. I had several strikes and miss's in that area at night last weekend.