Old School Analog Daily Graphic TIDE Charts. Considered The best fishing tool without hooks!
TIDELOG is more than just another tidechart!
Northern New England Tidelog
Description Daily Tidelog Graphics are based on NOAA predictions for Boston, MA with times and heights for Boston and Portland, ME. Time and strength of maximum currents and times of slack water are shown daily at Boston Harbor, at Deer Island Light and Portsmouth Harbor Entrance, ME. Included at the back of the Tidelog are tide tables for Nantucket, MA, Bar Harbor and Eastport, ME and current tables for Estes Head, in Eastport ME and Bucksport, in Penobscot Bay, ME.
Nantucket Island and Martha’s Vineyard Tidelog
Description Regional edition for Nantucket Island and Martha’s Vineyard. Daily Tidelog Graphics are based on NOAA predictions for Edgartown, Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket Island. Time and strength of maximum currents and times of slack water are shown daily at Pollock Rip Channel.
TIDELOG© is a graphic almanac based on official National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (“NOAA”) and United States Naval Observatory (“USNO”) tide, current, and astronomical predictions specific to each geographical area. These areas are graphed to give you a visual picture of each day’s conditions… at a glance!
Tidelog’s graphics make it hard to go wrong. This is why Tidelog is favored not only by recreational boaters, but also by commercial, scientific and industrial users.
Repeat customers include many of the big names in shipping, tugboat, piloting, engineering, construction, flood control, pollution control, aquaculture, police, harbormaster and other maritime professions.
Tidelog eliminates the guesswork.
- Based on official NOAA and USNO predictions
- Teaches without words, quick at a glance view
- Favored by commercial, scientific and industrial users
- Built to last, tough and water resistant
- Minimizes mistakes, easy to interpret
1) We bring the numbers to life.
At a glance! The official National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (“NOAA”) and United States Naval Observatory (“USNO”) predictions specific to each geographical area are graphed to give you a visual picture of each day’s conditions… at a glance!
2) Tide and current information is presented in the context of the sun and moon.
This helps you make real-world assessments of the conditions you’ll face. For example, “the current ebbs all afternoon; low tide is just after dark; there will be no moonlight until late… so we’ll want to be in by about 6 to be sure we clear the shoals (remember that other time?) and still have enough light to see.” Other tide books lack this information.
3) Easy to use. No confusing data to interpret.
Teaches without words! Watch the tides change with the moon’s phase, distance (apogee, perigee) and declination (north, south or over the equator). See the relationship between tides and currents; for example, low tide rarely corresponds to maximum ebb, nor even to slack before flood. (This is often news even to experienced boaters, but is simply a result of the inertia of a moving body of water.)
4) Minimizes mistakes.
Everyone makes them. We’ve seen even old hands misread a “baitshop” tidebook: “Oh, I was reading the a.m. column and thought it was p.m.!” Tidelog’s graphics make it hard to go wrong.
5) Trusted by professionals.
Tidelog is favored not only among recreational boaters, but also by commercial, scientific and industrial users. Repeat customers include many of the big names in shipping, tugboat, piloting, engineering, construction, flood control, pollution control, aquaculture, police, harbormaster and other maritime professions. Tidelogs are used to combat whale strandings on Cape Cod, to predict geothermal activity in California, to harvest geoducks in Washington state, locate fossils in Chesapeake Bay and to plan kayaking trips on Tybee Island.
6) Tough and water-resistant.
Built to last and survive heavy usage. Nice, gold-imprinted cover. Permanent, lay-flat binding.
