by ihaveissues » Sun Jun 20, 2021 11:18 am
All, bit confused about how to tell a good day from a bad on the boat at the moment. (7mtr bayliner)
I went out yesterday about 1/2 way between the tides on an incoming tide, so about 4pm in Dublin.
Wind speed was 7kth with gusts of 12kts, wave height was .2mtr. Wind was E to SE.
I thought this would be very decent for fishing but the journey was pretty crap, rolled all over the place
and the sea was all over the place, messy if I got above 12kts. When I decided to stop and fish I didn't anchor and was drifting at 1-1.5kts while being bounced quite a bit.
I find most days I'm going out now the sea is messy. I mostly go out on an incoming tide and then in out an outgoing (just timings really, no reason)
and the sea is practically never calm, which is obviously not as enjoyable.
Is there any way I can read the reports better for calmer seas or is that just the nature of the beast?