The weather is nice yet the town is not yet crowded. Night fishing gets especially good this time of year. Snapper blues, stripers, and sea trout are the fare. Tide is very important for night fishing. First of all, you need an incoming and a beginning of an outgoing tide after dark to have success.
Some nights are better than others, which has a lot to do with the clarity of the water below.
If you look down and the water is clear and you can see baitfish in the water, your chances of success are good. If the water is muddy and you see little activity, your chances are slimmer. The beginning of the incoming tide can be excellent. After that, fishing can continue to be good or it may slack up as the tide barrels in. As the tide slows, fishing can become excellent once again.