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 Re: High Tides
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03/09/17 04:52 AM
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V-Bottom
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Winter Tides? Are gone for the year? Your going to have to explain that one.When can we expect them back? 
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Re: High Tides
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03/10/17 02:59 AM
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banker-always fishing
Pumpkin Head
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Nice fish and a nice post. Thanks for sharing. 
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Re: High Tides
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03/13/17 11:13 AM
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Mac817
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@v-bottom, next winter. Think he was referring to the strongest of the winter tides, not all of them.
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Re: High Tides
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03/13/17 01:53 PM
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CatfishMike
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Just a guess. Along with the moon, the sun also has a gravitational pull on the earth also. During the winter the earth is tilted away from the sun causing the water to be pulled toward the equator which in turn causes a very low tide. Just the opposite affect in South America. During the summer time the earth is tilted toward the sun which will cause the water to be pulled more toward the north of the equator. Again, it would be a very low tide in South America. The moon does affect the tides all year long and is more noticeable from month to month. But the suns gravitational pull on the other hand is slow, so this is why we have a very low tide in the winter and a higher tide in the summertime. Just a guess is all.
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Re: High Tides
[Re: banker-always fishing]
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03/14/17 01:58 AM
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Wildman of the navidad
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Nice fish and a nice post. Thanks for sharing. #1
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Re: High Tides
[Re: CatfishMike]
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03/16/17 01:20 AM
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Anderson Guide Service
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Just a guess. Along with the moon, the sun also has a gravitational pull on the earth also. During the winter the earth is tilted away from the sun causing the water to be pulled toward the equator which in turn causes a very low tide. Just the opposite affect in South America. During the summer time the earth is tilted toward the sun which will cause the water to be pulled more toward the north of the equator. Again, it would be a very low tide in South America. The moon does affect the tides all year long and is more noticeable from month to month. But the suns gravitational pull on the other hand is slow, so this is why we have a very low tide in the winter and a higher tide in the summertime. Just a guess is all. That has something to do with it. The persistent northerly winds have a big impact. They blow the water out of the bays and along with other factors cause the really low tides.
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