back in the day we use to smoke the cutthroat there. Had some evenings where 2-3 of us would get 60-80 fish. It was a very long time ago now and have not been there in 20 years. Most likely many changes to access. Time to go was on evening high tides. You wanted it to peak just before dark. Hotest technique by far and away was casting f4 and f5 flatfish. Use a 7- spin rod, 8lb line, 3 foot leader, 3/8 to 1/2 oz keel sinker instead of a swivel. Dick nites, small Krocs, and flies also worked but nothing like a flatfish did. We would turn left when you got to the bottom of the hill, drive as far as we could , park and walk down the tracks unyil the beach turned from sand to a rocky, bouldedry place. Best fishing of course was when you could see fish breaking water. I think fly fishing due to distance needed to cast and steeper back ground at high tide, would be best out of a small car top boat run to the location from the marina.