As day turns to night, how do you transition

[BassDawg]

I am, most usually, on the other end of this question..................

My transition is from dark night to gray, false, and first. I doan work into the night much and plan my tidal and lunar assaults around working out of the night and into the light.

Love the DARK, LOVE the low lights and, and Love that first hour of light.

I go from eels/blk sluggos, white/white~red/blk~red/red jigs with Uncle Josh, yellow/blk/blurple darters in big water and pink/white/blurple needles in bigger water in the DEEP of the night, to

pink/white sluggos, herring/olive green/cremesicle spooks, schoolbus/blurple bombers, and blurple/white pencils in the GRAY, to

herring/olive green/blu&wht danny's, blk&clr/blu&clr/pearl Cotten's bombers, bunker/pearl/herring porn shads, above jigs, and the above spooks in the FALSE to FIRST LIGHT. I like to pop the Danny's on top, then let 'em swim about a foot or two beneath the surface after First Light.

Mostly it's about what works best for you and provides you with the most confidence, because that is the lure that you will work the most effectively and the one that you will achieve the best results from !!

[Pt.JudeJoe]

Wobblehead Eel tubes and Black Knight metals at night.I'm tellin ya ...don't put the metal away when the sun goes down.

[BassDawg]

Originally Posted by Pt.JudeJoe

Wobblehead Eel tubes and Black Knight metals at night.I'm tellin ya ...don't put the metal away when the sun goes down.

OOOPS!

I almost forgot, "The tins, BOSS............zee TEENS!!"

The blk wobble heads and tube/surfhogs walking stick are nighttime magic, and the butterfish for p-nuts, po-jee 3oz B70, the 184 pt jude lure8, and the hopkins and a tube combo from low lights to bright lights................

Sorry 'bout that Joe, we mustn't neglect our tins.............eh?