Low tide marks... beach preferably

[watersedge]

Hi all was wanting a bit of help ... fished Blyth beach over the high on Wed and enjoyed it with 6 good flatties and lots of other knocks.
Noticed how shallow water gets through casting range as tide retreats as we were fishing from the toilet block mark on the Blyth to Seaton stretch.
We would like to go out midweek next week but it is a low tide through the day and we need somewhere where we can easily move forwards as the tide retreats but still in deepish water... We are not rock fishermen as they are quite difficult to negotiate and don't like pier fishing... true beachites!

Please any help and advice would be welcomed
Thanks for reading
Poz

 

[will90]

next to whitley dome ? i struggle to cast a good distance but manage to stay in deep water there. just right of the cafe as you walk down the ramp.

 

[hughgee]

To be honest mate, Blyth beach is usually best around low water at the middle toilets so just go back there.

 

[bunka]

astley arms pub (blyth) fishes all times of the tide 70 yard chuck ample tip ya worms of with a bit fish strip

 

[trickey mickey]

try lynemouth beach mate park in power station car park

 

[watersedge]

Thanks all... Lynemouth is too far a walk for us from the car park and didn't they ruin it with millions of tons of huge rocks dumped at the fishing points?
Blyth does look very shallow at the pipe and as we are there 5-6 hours waiting for the low could be disappointing?
Whitley sounds interesting down the ramp from the Spanish City... is parking free?
Not sure where the Astley Arms pub is so maybe someone can help?

Thankyou
Poz

 

[bunka]

go through seaton sluice straight over the roundabout astley arms pub about 300 yds on the left car park on the right just before speed camera

 

[watersedge]

Thanks... I do know the speed camera