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If anyone is interested, attached tide times:
tides4fishing.com

TIDES4FISHING | Tides times, tide table & solunar charts for fishing

Tide tables and solunar charts for fishing: high tides and low tides; sun and moon rising and setting times, lunar phase, fish activity, weather conditions...
tides4fishing.com tides4fishing.com
You can change the venue by clicking the area where you usually fish.
 
Beach said:
If anyone is interested, attached tide times:
tides4fishing.com

TIDES4FISHING | Tides times, tide table & solunar charts for fishing

Tide tables and solunar charts for fishing: high tides and low tides; sun and moon rising and setting times, lunar phase, fish activity, weather conditions...
tides4fishing.com tides4fishing.com
You can change the venue by clicking the area where you usually fish.
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I use it now and again tides tend to be on the late side but it gives you hope when it says today is a good day for fishing ??
 
Topwater said:
Tried it a while back but it was far from accurate for my local mark so please beware
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Yep, it told me wrong a couple of times when I was on a new mark a long way from home, and nearly got caught out by ‘low’ being more than an hour earlier than they said it was.
Also wrecked a mornings bait digging.

Wouldn’t have used the site normally but due to poor signal and a different network it was the only one I could get on my phone at the time.
 
Mr Fish said:
Yep, it told me wrong a couple of times when I was on a new mark a long way from home, and nearly got caught out by ‘low’ being more than an hour earlier than they said it was.
Also wrecked a mornings bait digging.

Wouldn’t have used the site normally but due to poor signal and a different network it was the only one I could get on my phone at the time.
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They don't tend to have clocks change on their site, so have to adjust accordingly.
 
Beach said:
They don't tend to have clocks change on their site, so have to adjust accordingly.
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That may have been it although as I recall it was about 1.5 hours out, not a straight hour.
Also this was during BST. I don’t know if their times are in BST or GMT?
I do usually check, being aware that can be an issue, but as I say, it was the only site I could load on the phone at the time.
 
Topwater said:
It was over 2.5hrs out in my case, bloody dangerous considering I'm on the edge of Morecambe Bay, fortunately I always double check
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Collecting mussels with the Chinese?
 
So the site is a bit out on some venues, seems fairly accurate down our way give or take half an hour. I tend to also check the live beach/sea webcams as well.
 
Topwater said:
It was over 2.5hrs out in my case, bloody dangerous considering I'm on the edge of Morecambe Bay, fortunately I always double check
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It wasn’t great where I was as it was a low water rock mark in the Channel Islands with gullies that filled in behind.
Fortunately I do keep an eye on the water and don’t just reply on numbers on a screen or in a book, so twigged it was moving a lot sooner than predicted and made a hasty retreat.

But could be dodgy for newbies or tourists etc…
 
flappy said:
Didn't think that tourists even know that the tide goes in and out.
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Truth in that! One irate couple once wrote a strong letter to the local paper complaining there was no sea view from their accommodation, it was all sand and mud, unlike the brochure ??‍♂️
 
Warby72 said:
I like the old fashioned tide table books.
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I do for local tides but not always possible to get for travelling away.

Though after that particular Channel Islands trip I learned you could get a local tide book in return for whatever donation you wanted to put in the pot ?
 
Topwater said:
Tried it a while back but it was far from accurate for my local mark so please beware
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I've heard folk say that, but when I've cross referenced with other sources for here, it's been fairly accurate. I don't use it often, as if I just need basic tide times, they are on the Queen's Harbourmaster website which I use every day.
 
Trampster said:
I've heard folk say that, but when I've cross referenced with other sources for here, it's been fairly accurate. I don't use it often, as if I just need basic tide times, they are on the Queen's Harbourmaster website which I use every day.
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Fine if you live in the area Tramps, not much use for Sussex area though.
 
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