Looks good Keith. You're completely right, the French mags very rarely mention tidal height, only the coefficient. We do keep an eye on this for low water fishing - I'll explain next time I see you in case it helps.
A couple of things sprung to mind. The times are UTC+1 which is important if anyone is going to keep this site for future reference.
Also seeing St Helier mentioned reminds me that not everyone realises that LW and HW around the Island might be at slightly different times to St Helier.
I know a matter of 15 minutes might not sound important but in areas where bass are resting up over low water (when we can get the strongest tidal flows in some spots) missing half of the 30 minute window after the tide turns when they go back onto the feed could mean missing half of the prime time.
Not sure how this works/if this applies in the UK though.
Cheers
Paul
A couple of things sprung to mind. The times are UTC+1 which is important if anyone is going to keep this site for future reference.
Also seeing St Helier mentioned reminds me that not everyone realises that LW and HW around the Island might be at slightly different times to St Helier.
I know a matter of 15 minutes might not sound important but in areas where bass are resting up over low water (when we can get the strongest tidal flows in some spots) missing half of the 30 minute window after the tide turns when they go back onto the feed could mean missing half of the prime time.
Not sure how this works/if this applies in the UK though.
Cheers
Paul