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I'm going out this weekend in a kayak to try and get some Reds
wondering if high or low tide is better?

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The tide level is actually a minor thing,  primary thing is making sure there is water moving one way or the other.  A slack tide  (no movement) is sure to kill off the bites... a good way to see how the water is moving is to look at tide times.  example

high tide :  11:20am
low tide:   10:25 pm    range 1ft

means 1 ft of water moving out over an 11 hour period, (very slow) = poor fishing

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Thats good to know.. I've always gone out at high tide witch might explain the slow fishing sometimes.
Thanx for letting me know.

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I agree.  Water movement is key.  I personally have had better luck on outbound tide than inbound.

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