Thread: Night fishing?

Help yourself...it should be "on" soon. Rules are pretty much the same as daytime fishing. You need to have a visible 360 degree light on your boat, even when anchored or moored. Check the fishing regulations on the TWRA website for all the "rules". Enjoy and I hope you catch a bunch!!!

I know someone who fished Douglas a little while last night and caught 10 under the lights.

Hi Takeum. Night fishing is a blast, peacefull, quite and those daytime knuckleheads are usaly in bed. Ever now and then you will have a bass guy scream by and say a few chosen words because you parked your rig in the middle of the creek channel. I fish Douglas at night, just waiting on the night time temps to go up a little more. Cold bothers these old bones, not a young-whipper-snapper anymore. If I can help with info just holler

Its a lot of fun. When it gets just a little warmer at night be sure to take some good mosquito repellant.

It is great fun fishing at night
with underwater lights, and black lights to keep the bug from coming around

So how do y'all run underwater lights? Do you make your own or is there somewhere you buy them? Sounds like a real blast... I was thinking of looking at Harbor Freight to find some cheap version of lighting that runs off batteries... I guess the trick is finding one that is waterproof...

Check out this site.

Fishing Lights: The Fishinglights Company Night Fishing Lights

Fairly expensive. I made mine but it is fairly involved.

Originally Posted by Takeum

So how do y'all run underwater lights? Do you make your own or is there somewhere you buy them? Sounds like a real blast... I was thinking of looking at Harbor Freight to find some cheap version of lighting that runs off batteries... I guess the trick is finding one that is waterproof...

Here is a link

http://www.crappie.com/crappie/swap-...ing-lites.html