2005 Tide Tables

[Biggles]

Hi all'

Does anyone know where I can get the Tide timings for 2005.

I want book my time off for next year around favourable times.

Any help appreciated.

[Louise]

If you buy a 2005 Almanac (such as Reed's) you will be able to find out. They had stacks of them at the boatshow. HTH.

[ScottyDog]

You could check on an electronic chart plotter, they have years of data.

Hope it helps.

[tcwozere]

I only use them for 1 to 7 day, (free.. ), forecasts, but you can buy predictions from easytide.

[Jeff]

I have found Tideplotter very good - Easy to use, accurate and relativley good value.

http://www.tideplot.force9.co.uk

Jeff

[Keith Hart]

As above - Tideplotter is brilliant and only £11.00.

Keith Hart

[Paul F]

Originally Posted by Keith Hart

As above - Tideplotter is brilliant and only £11.00.

Keith Hart

yep agree just got my new one through,and its cheaper if you register with them for updates etc.

[Ian Alexander]

Call me a cheapskate, but every year about this time I wander into the local garage that supplies fuel to the fishing fleet and pick up 2 free books of tidetables. Covers all the major ports in UK - from which minor ports can be calculated. One lives in the spares/emergency box on board and one set is kept in my navbag at home.

[tim griffin]

you're a cheapskate
regards Tim
www.griffmarineservices.co.uk

[Simon B]

I use Neptune tides goes up to 2040, it is basic but appears to work well. Would really like a tidal streams programme too.