Do large mouth bass feed at night?

Yes, largemouth bass are known to feed at night. They are opportunistic predators and will feed whenever food is available, regardless of the time of day. However, largemouth bass tend to be more active during the day, especially in clear water, and their feeding activity decreases at night. In low light conditions, largemouth bass rely more on their sense of hearing and smell to locate prey. They may also be more likely to ambush prey from cover, such as weeds or rocks.