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BNolan · 10-19-2001, 10:13 AM

You can fish naps Alone.In fact, Thats the best way! Just use your head.If your not comfortable rock hoping in total darkness Try somewhere else.

Nighttime is the best time out at naps! Daytime fishing is great in the fall for school bass but, at night is when the lunkers roam!

The walk out to the point in the fall is absoulutly beutifull! The crisp fall air and the stars combine to make it the best walk you will ever take!

Simply put, naps has it all!! everything a surffisher dreams off,solitude,big bass, salty smell and the feeling that you are the only person on the earth! Fish there after 12 midnite and you almost be guarenteed to be all by your lonesome,just you and the bass!

There are no charts or maps,its a place that you need to learn and discover on your own.Thats half the fun.Anyone that can read water can learn naps.

Hey 179! Naps is good from a boat but, I have to tell you that it is tough to get in close with a boat and dangerous,This is one of the few places I know of that favors the surfcaster.At night the bass swing in naps close and there are more boulders than you can imagine.

As for SW Point on BI, iT is no where near what it once was for the surfcaster anyway.Off shore from boat has the edge.

10-19-2001, 10:13 AM	#11
BNolan Registered User Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: RI Posts: 14	You can fish naps Alone.In fact, Thats the best way! Just use your head.If your not comfortable rock hoping in total darkness Try somewhere else. Nighttime is the best time out at naps! Daytime fishing is great in the fall for school bass but, at night is when the lunkers roam! The walk out to the point in the fall is absoulutly beutifull! The crisp fall air and the stars combine to make it the best walk you will ever take! Simply put, naps has it all!! everything a surffisher dreams off,solitude,big bass, salty smell and the feeling that you are the only person on the earth! Fish there after 12 midnite and you almost be guarenteed to be all by your lonesome,just you and the bass! There are no charts or maps,its a place that you need to learn and discover on your own.Thats half the fun.Anyone that can read water can learn naps. Hey 179! Naps is good from a boat but, I have to tell you that it is tough to get in close with a boat and dangerous,This is one of the few places I know of that favors the surfcaster.At night the bass swing in naps close and there are more boulders than you can imagine. As for SW Point on BI, iT is no where near what it once was for the surfcaster anyway.Off shore from boat has the edge. Last edited by BNolan; 10-19-2001 at 10:20 AM..