DonO has given you some advice. I'm another Louisiana fisherman, down here at the beach fishing is usually better with an incoming tide (schools of bait often come in with the tide), while inshore fishing is best oon outgoing tides usually (pulls bait out of the hiding places in the grasses of the marsh...). But as longer as the water is moving there is a chance. When fishing at slack tide, it is unusual to even get a bite. Tides in the Gulf are pretty small normally, a 2 foot change in level here is large. I noted in the tide chart you referenced you may see up to 6 foot change in level below high and low tides. simply, as long as the water is moving there is a decent chance of catching fish.
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