Walleye NonFishing Night Bassing Postulates by Ralph Manns Dave Hawk, a distinguished and apparently deceased TX basser, used to suggest anglers fish windy points in daylight and at dusk, but fish quiet water at night, when bass need to hear and feel with more accuracy to feed successfully.
Many anglers believe bass are willing to move farther from cover at night.
See the earlier post suggesting fishing the open water often found in swimming areas. Any sandy open beach with rocks or short grass and crawdads will do, particularly if it's quiet water. As this can be too much like random casting to open water, pick places with bisecting structures. Pick places, for example, where a fence or treeline from the shore to deep water bisects the paths of bass moving along the shore at a constant depth or near the surface. When the moon is bright, fish lure colors suitable for early dawn and late twilight.