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Use Black! a lot of baits work at night but they need to be black! Always black its the only color that can contrast the sky and be seen more prodominately by the bass. As the light fades a lot of colors get less visible with reds and greens being the first to go then blues and black last. But if you have something green tied on at night hold it to the sky and see what it looks like then hold a black bait up and see the difference in the way it silhouettes, its the same under water. Certain things like rip rap and light coored boat houses can produce becuase your bait can be seen better by the fish against the lighter color. Hope this info helps you let me know your results

jerkbait makes a good point, but you have to look at the light conditions you are fishing under. on a dark night, its gotta be black, or close to it, but if the moon is bright, youll do better with something a little less solid than black. its a timing game fishing at night. your best bet is to post up on a brushpile in 15-20 foot of water that you know holds fish during the day. c-rig it. at some point during the night the fish will stage in and around that brush again just as they do during the day. and dont forget to add attractant to your worm. you have to be trying to trigger the bass through all their senses, and smell and vibration come into play in a very big way at night.

good luck man

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