Which plugs in the Spring at night?
 

Hey guys, what do you use in the early spring at night?
big plugs to immitate herring? Black Sluggos? If you use things like storms, do you still use dark colors? I'm tryin' to get my spring arsenal in order here.

Go dark at night
 

Black Danny's, Black Sluggo's, Black Needlefish, anything dark and fished slow,

Storm Bunkers also work well when fished slow in the canal

i dont usually fish at night in the spring . the sun bite is good in the spring . I use white and yellow during the sun times .

A-Salt and Large Bombers: Chartreuse, Yellow/White, Blurple, Wonderbread and School bus in your area on the North Shore.

Also, Silver Chrome works well on a full moon.

Herring Or maybe Herring :cool:

Same here
 

Why bother at night till the turnover

see this where my newbie-ness comes through, is night fishing in the spring (talking April through Mid May here) even necessary? If not, is first light or around there the best time?
and what is the turnover? You mean when the big girls come in?
Last year was my frist full striper season and I remember being kind of lost in the spring trying to figure out what worked and when.

Big fat honking danny, and Steves surfsters! SLOW across the water, so slow you almost dream it in.

Their is definately plenty of great day fishing in the spring and at dawn and dusk but IMO the night time is still you best shot for as you said "big girls". If you're talking about North Shore MA the night fishing should hopefully start picking up in early/mid may. At least that's what happen for me last year. I'm a relative newbie as well.

and eels and sluggos and a danny

I find at night I pretty much use the same plugs all year long.Mambos and Bombers,dannies,needlefish generally in a dark pattern but not always.Slug-gos will be used more extensively this year though.

When its light out I keep it pretty basic.Metals such as Pt.Judes,Kastmasters and Crippled Herrings.Salty's 1.25oz olive/white popper.

And squid imitating plugs too both night and day in the spring.

Surfsters by Steve:love: