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PaulS · 07-17-2007, 08:57 AM

I had a great low tide spot that was very productive from 1 hour after dead low to about 2.5 after. Then you had to hightail it back towards shore as you were about 3/4 out on an exposed reef. A storm last summer knocked the reef down about a foot which means the incoming comes in a lot faster thus ruining my great low tide spot.

It was funny walking out past people coming in who would be telling me to not bother cause it sucked while I knew they all left too early.

07-17-2007, 08:57 AM	#20
PaulS Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 10,296	I had a great low tide spot that was very productive from 1 hour after dead low to about 2.5 after. Then you had to hightail it back towards shore as you were about 3/4 out on an exposed reef. A storm last summer knocked the reef down about a foot which means the incoming comes in a lot faster thus ruining my great low tide spot. It was funny walking out past people coming in who would be telling me to not bother cause it sucked while I knew they all left too early.