Recommendation for a tide table for Southland that are not a payable app for very casual user checking tides 3 - 4 months out.
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Recommendation for a tide table for Southland that are not a payable app for very casual user checking tides 3 - 4 months out.
Met service?
I use www.tides4fishing.But it only goes 3 months in advance from the current month
Yet met service would be fine I would think.
As for only 3 months in advance, it would be easy as to set up an excel page to add the time increase from high to high (40ish mins or 1 hour ? ) to calculate tide times for the next 100 years ?
Also most fishing shops have those little books for tides inthe area for the whole year for around 5-10 bucks
Or this.
https://tidespy.com/
I vaguely remember something on the Linz website that enables you to work out tide times.
Tide times, app on Google. Free, you get choose where you want the tide time for, and simple.... (cause I like simple stuff)
https://www.linz.govt.nz/sea/nautica...almanac-nz-204Quote:
Originally Posted by Sauer
Go down to 'availability' section on this page and you can download it, or if you like paper, they're about $20 at any marine shop.
The free apps can be apparently be rather inaccurate... A sea-dog had said on occasions up to 3-4 hours out.
How we ever got tide tables.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=IgF3OX8nT0w
I use Tides Near Me App, no adds, goes a week out
Go to https://www.linz.govt.nz/sea/tides/tide-predictions
Scroll down to the map of NZ, zoom in on southland, and click on your port of choice. Select the 2022 PDF and it will download your tide predictions for the this year. Print in out as a calendar and you are good to go.
thanks team, sorted.
What did you end up using? @wtdQuote:
Originally Posted by wtd
The app NZ Tides is good, however it only forecasts just over a month out.
@https://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co.nz/members/beaker/Quote:
Originally Posted by Beaker
https://www.linz.govt.nz/sea/tides/tide-predictions . search for the major port, download the chart for secondary port and subtract the time differenvce from Major port. It is not the most user friendly website. I use tides4fishing which is great as it has tides, heights, daylight hours all in the one place but you can only look up three months in advance.