Pretty much the same baits that work in the daytime will work at night. You may want to go with darker colors though. Black spinnerbaits and buzzbaits are a good bet, as well as big cranks like Poe's 400s and DD22s, and the big LuckyCraft cranks. Big brush hogs and worms in dark colors will be a good thing to have on hand also. definitely carry some big bulky black jigs and large trailers. If you have a blacklight, you will be much more able to watch your line if you use one of the flourescent lines like blue Stren or one of the yellow or flourescent green braids. That will save a lot of strain on your eyes. Work your jigs and worms REALLY slow, retreive your blades at a slow steady pace, and make sure to bang your cranks around on dock pilings and rocks to make a lot of noise. Spooks and Jitterbugs are some all time night favorites(black, black, and black will be you best colors).

The most important thing about night fishing though is not what baits and techniques to use. The biggest single thing is going to be safety. Be sure to have a good light. Most folks go with a head mounted lamp, and those are great becaue they will allow the use of both hands. I know I'm going to have a chemlight attached to my hat where it can be seen from 360 degrees in addition to the headlamp. A PFD will be a good idea for night fishing from a tube also. There will be bass boats out fishing, and it really would suck to get run down by one because they don't see you in the dark. Bring some warm clothes too, because it will get pretty cool at night out there. Bring your cell phone if you have one in case of emergency.