Tidal flow help, Cuttyhunk
 

I have probably been through this many times, but it is a little fuzzy... Does anyone know how the current moves around the island given a certain time for high or low tide on a given day? Sometimes it seems as if the south side is hours off from the tide inside the harbor... Haven't found anything on the web yet.

For the north side this link can help https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/no...s?id=ACT1941_1
For the south this link
https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/no...s?id=ACT1866_1

The shape of the island makes it more complicated, however. For example, the flood.......coming from Gay Head direction.....hits the south side and some is pushed around the southwest end (i.e., pyramids) going L to R on the shore if you are facing Gay Head. In mid island you pass a transition zone or dead spot, then get into a R to L flow near the clubhouse. With big moons you can even get another reversal near canapisit channel peeling back down barges beach a ways.

Have you looked at an Eldridge tide / current chart?
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What? You mean like in a book, with paper and everything? LOL I can't even find an old one in the house tonight. But I did find some plugs I had hidden away or maybe forgotten.....

Fishing bible
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Bumping an old thread up. Those links no longer work. Numbskull what are the names of the stations you reference in those links?

I will say again… ELDRIDGE! every west marine store i have been in has them for sale right next to the check out. It really is the holy bible if ocean tides and currents.
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Eldridge has a list of where to buy on their website
http://www.eldridgetide.com/buy
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Gay Head, 1.5 miles northwest of (ACT1866) South
Penikese Island, 0.2 mile south of (ACT1941) North

THank you, this is what i was looking for. I bought an eldridge and was looking through it and ACT1941 doesn't seem to be listed in the eldridge anymore.