The most prominent fishing spot is the estuary created by the small river emptying onto the beach. This area provides structure, current seams, and a mix of salinities that attract bait and predatory fish. Anglers should also explore the edges of the bay and any rocky outcrops or points that may hold fish. The sandy beach itself features troughs and sandbars that are typical holding areas for surf species; these underwater structures can be identified by observing wave action—areas where waves break suddenly indicate shallow bars, while deeper troughs lie between them.