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Re: Tides - My 2 Cents *PIC*

Posted By: jlmann
Date: Wednesday, 8-29-12, at 8:16 a.m.

In Response To: Tides (Old Salt)

Lots of different opinions out there , and it can even depend on what you're trying to catch. Some people like Low tide for trout and flounder , is one example I can think of.

For the most part , I prefer 2 hours before through 2 hours after High tide. This covers incoming and outgoing tides , plus it means you're fishing when there is the most water.

Honestly , I fish when I can , but the fish do seem to bite better around high tide.

I was at Chincoteague in June and they had some of the highest and lowest tides of the year happening. During high tide , the water would be out in the road. At low tide the bay would be dry ground out for about 100 feet or so. It was a difference of something like 4 feet of water , and one of the more pronounced tide cycles I've seen.

Caught a lot of these guys around high tide , didn't even bother fishing low tide because the water was only a foot or so deep.

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Tides -- Old Salt -- Tuesday, 8-28-12, at 3:30 p.m.
Re: Tides - My 2 Cents *PIC* -- jlmann -- Wednesday, 8-29-12, at 8:16 a.m.

 

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