Best Tide Tables?

[Holy Grail]

I've used NOAA's info for years. Seems like they are changing everything and I'm bummed about how challenging it is to get the right info.

So who, or what site, do you use? Accurate? I do mostly south shore boating btw. Thanks!

 

[AF]

I like Noreast.com

http://www.noreast.com

Click on the tide tab and pick your locations from the google map. What I like about this is that next time you log on, It remembers your choices and they are displayed automatically.

 

[JohnC]

I use noreast also.

 

[Radiowaves]

I have been useing saltwater dot com but will now check out Noreast.

 

[RWS]

I use this one as the graph indicates how strong/weak the tidal flow will be...

http://www.mobilegeographics.com:81/locations/5167.html

RWS

 

[Holy Grail]

Good choices. Thanks

 

[HIGHLIFEII]

http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/ click on products

 

[FlyWright]

http://www.freetidetables.com/ gif or pdf charts or tables. I like a month's worth of data in a single graphic chart.

 

[Radiowaves]

Now the fun part of taking all choices and comparing the same location, I.e. my favorite or the one I pay the attention to the most. The Moriches bay, by the coast guard station, not the inlet, the inside.

 

[rnbenton]

I've started using the AyeTides app for my iPhone. I really like it.

Bob