Not to answer for Leland cause I am sure his will be better than mine but I
have found the high tide thing to be a myth. I have generally done just as well
in a low or high tide situation. I think the key is moving water as I have
never had as much luck on a slack tide. A low tide of -2' coming from 11' can
be good cause that means a lot of water is going to be moving due to the 13'
swing between the high and the low tide.
What I look for more than anything else is wind direction. It has nothing to do
with the fishing but rather how good a time I will have. I hate battling the
wind and will try to look for beaches where the wind will not be a factor on a
given day.
Now I just wish the weekend would hurry up and get here cause Leland's reports
are affecting my ability to work. All I can think about is getting done to the
south sound.
-sean
Rob Blomquist wrote:
> So you prefer to fish the dropping tide at the narrows? I always thought it
> was preferable to fish a rising tide?
>
> Rob
>
> ------Original Message------
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Leland Miyawaki)
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: May 23, 2001 4:15:04 AM GMT
> Subject: Narrows
>
> Ohhh, it's gonna be -2.0' tide around noon coming down from 10.9' at 4am.
> Looks like a good'un.
>
> Leland.
