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[predator1]

HI A MATE SENT ME A LINK FOR TIDE TABLES IT COVERS MOST AREAS AND LOOKS A GREAT IDEA AS I AM ALWAYS LOSING MINE SO I THOUGHT WHY NOT SHARE IT FOR THOSE WHO DONT HAVE IT SO HERE IT IS
[www.digiserve.co.uk/ukfr/gbtide
TIGHT LINES PEOPLE

[macky]

just checked the bridlington tide times against my tide book

they are up to 3hours out and the hights are no were near

dont take it as gospel anyone planning a trip to these tides

but thanx

mack

[honest it got off]

Thanks mate great idea posting it but sadly it is out on the times of tide i used it the other day and found it was wrong that way .The funny thing was i was going to post it here to .Once again top man for posting it though could of been helpful cheers

[predator1]

oh right thanks for letting me know
sorry chaps the thought was there though lol

[chappers]

If you all want a good tide predicter then the best is easytide.ukho.gov.uk/EasyTide/EasyT...Tide/index.aspx
But only goes 7 days ahead

If you want something fairly good then try doing a google search for wxtide32 it goes years into the future is really good for planning future trips and I have never found it to be more than half an hour out the heights are usually spot on.

[bigdunny]

here's the url for that site

http://www.wxtide32.com/

like chappers mentioned its about 30 mins out, still a good site as it gives you the tide for years ahead

[Ken Davison South Wales]

Hi Bigdunny,

I have been using Easy Tide but it is only 7 days ahead.

WXtide32 looks good, will have a good look later.

Thanks

[Socksy Squirrel]

This is quite a nice tide site, http://www.pol.ac.uk/ntslf/tides/
Only a seven day predictor for the UK but there are loads of other stuff to browse through.

[chappers]

Wxtide32 is only 30 mins out as a maximum it varies from spot on to +/- 30 mins

[ 28. June 2005, 11:57 AM: Message edited by: chappers ]