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Types of tides: diurnal, semidiurnal, and mixed. Figure from NOAA Co-OPS Education. The tidal type only refers to the pattern of high and low tides each day, not to the height of the water or tidal range (change in water height between high and low tide).
Conversely, depressions in the bottom or a channel that remains deeper than the surrounding waters can have excellent fishing during a low tide. As a general rule of thumb, a changing tide and moving currents are best while static or “dead” tides with little moving water are commonly slow fishing times.
It's best to fish moving tides. You don't want to fish when the tide is at its highest or lowest – but when it's between these stages. Incoming tides are great for fishing. When the water level is rising, and water is coming in from the ocean, fish “ride” this current into shallower areas in search of food.
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