The beach&the groyne have pretty flat bottoms(ooo err missus)i mean the seabed.There are patches of iron ore rocks on the beach underneath the lookout tower&thats the start of Christchhurch ledge which goes out towards the Needles for a couple of miles.A bit further along towards the groyne there's more extensive rougher ground.The groyne it self is fairly clean ground until you get near the end which is rougher ground but not to bad.At times the tide run around the end is very strong&it can be weedy on the ebb.Lots of wrasse&a few pollock.September the garfish can be pretty thick on the ground.There's usualy plenty of mackeral about-although at the moment they seem to be scarce.It was crap weather in July which might be the reason for that.I've seen plenty of nice sole caught halfway along the groyne casting toward the east.If the wind is blowing strong from the SW.Fishing in front of the beach huts gives plenty of shelter.I've had good plaice during the day&Bass,Sole,whiting,cod,smoothhounds at night.It can be weedy in the summer-but then again most places are weedy in the summer.Good luck!
