This page will give you Rhody psychos a quick place to check Gansett wind direction and tide/moon data...
Updated Tides & Weather Page (http://www.surfcasting-rhodeisland.com/weather.htm)

Nice... but who needs a wind reading. I can always tell you exactly where the wind will be blowing at all times...

IN MY FACE!!!!!

I'm not sure what you mean by "wind reading"....Its reading a velocity of 14mph right now...
But I plugged in a link for a 36 hour wind forecast..
Sometimes its blowing one direction inland and another by the shore. (Unless of course you never leave Gannsett - we got a few of those...) :jump1:

This page will give you Rhody psychos a quick place to check Gansett wind direction and tide/moon data...
Updated Tides & Weather Page (http://www.surfcasting-rhodeisland.com/weather.htm)
Funny you posted this, I am working one from the SB server which will do the same and then some:

http://striped-bass.com/hw3/hw3.php?config=png&alt=hwiws&forecast=zandh&zipcode=02110

(change the zip code in this link at the end and put yours in)

sweet - when you're done - I'd be interested in renting access to it

which station is that getting the data from Joe?
you should probably list that as some are total freaks and know the time differences from a particular spot. ;)

Nice all around :love:

Information on when the out flow begins at the breachways would be helpful.:lurk:

How about a program where you punch in the date, your location, what the current weather and wind is and how it has been the last few days, and out pops a spot recommendation?

Information on when the out flow begins at the breachways would be helpful.:lurk:

Well that's a quality contribution...

No sarcasm involved john,I call Capt. Don frequently and ask when the change is.I'm sure many anglers who are site members would love to have the info a click away.It doesn't seem like it would be much work but your the computer dude.I just thought it would add to the site and it seems you had a similar idea.

new london.

Gracias

Be there 2 hours before high so you can beat the lawn chair brigade...

EZ killer

SD- one would think that such a great fisherman like yourself would be able to figure out the tide changes on your own

Bart,do Homer and Marge know you are up this late?

I just wait for the lot to fill up.
circle jerks.

SD- youre the man, i'm sorry i can't bust balls as good as you. your life must be really good to go online and start s hit all the time for your own s hits and giggles. no one gives a f$$ck about the lucky fortys you caught last year. you must really know your s hit if you have to call captn don every time you hit the breachways, thats the mark of a competent fisherman. :rollem:

"Moisture is the essence of wetness. Wetness is the essence of beauty."


Dude youre killing me!

How about a program where you punch in the date, your location, what the current weather and wind is and how it has been the last few days, and out pops a spot recommendation?

My database does that... :angel:

"Moisture is the essence of wetness. Wetness is the essence of beauty."


Dude youre killing me!


"what is this, a center for ants?" hahahaha

SD- youre the man, i'm sorry i can't bust balls as good as you. your life must be really good to go online and start s hit all the time for your own s hits and giggles. no one gives a f$$ck about the lucky fortys you caught last year. you must really know your s hit if you have to call captn don every time you hit the breachways, thats the mark of a competent fisherman. :rollem:
Don't have a cow dude.

DOE!

Information on when the out flow begins at the breachways would be helpful.:lurk:

Just learn the time differences between locations, then all you need to know is when its gonna turn at The Race. :hihi:

Also I have an amazing secret invention to share:

http://www.robertwhite.com/marineimages/eldridge2.jpg

The lag times between slack at the breachways are also influenced by wind, surf, tide extremes, the influence of tropical storms, etc.
Its a tough one to peg - the only way to be sure not to miss it is to always be early.
David Pickering did a good article about it in the NEF about 15 years ago - I'm surprised nobody remembers it. Maybe I'll approach him about buying the reprint rights for the web - unless one of you guys want to.