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Lunker Bass After DarkLunker largemouths are low-light feeders. Daytime boat traffic and angling pressure can move them into the quiet of the darkness. As they move up into the shallow water after nightfall, they're susceptible to anglers Use small topwater baits that gurgle and pop. A dark belly on the bait will allow bass to easily see it against the moonlit sky. Cast quietly up along docks, lily pads, weed edges and emergent vegetation like cattails and water rice.
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