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#1 Post by darrenh »

someone once told me theres no such thing as a stupid question :oops: as it says can anyone shed some light on neap and springs and when they happen thanks in advance stuck in a cast for the next 3 weeks with broken ankle so wont be fishing anytime soon boredom
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thanks austrian interesting read thanks again
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#4 Post by donal domeney »

Tides are based on the cycle of the moon
New and full moons give us spring tides the biggest of these are 2 days after a new or full moon
The low water for springs will occur around 1pm +- 1hour

First and last quarter’s give the neaps (lack tides)
The high water for neaps occur around 1pm +-1hour

Based on cycles of the moon i.e. Sept 2015 springs tides will be on the 15th. and the 30th.
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#5 Post by darrenh »

thanks donal still learning :D cheers

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