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@ryanrussell4031

2 жыл бұрын

Love your advice but my goodness, trying to find the price on your clickbait website is miserable. How much to join?

@Saltstrong

2 жыл бұрын

@@ryanrussell4031 It's just $97 per year with a 365-day satisfaction guarantee. Details here: www.saltstrong.com/pricing/

@anthonyb8994

3 ай бұрын

Does your charts work for Oregon and Washington?

For me the 1st thing i look for is wind direction then wave height then last is the tide chart. Ive experienced so many times that the tide algorithm will say its a poor time to go fishing yet its the other way around vice versa

Very helpful and thanks for posting!

As always another great video. Otis..what's up? I'm still rooting him on for his first catch...he's come close!

Create detail for us novice people, thank you!

In my area Long Island NY, after high tide it takes between 1:30 min to 2 hours for the water to reverse direction so although the water may appear to be coming in for example you will notice the water is getting lower seems the fish are on the bite during this period until 1 hour after the water swings around....and yes when wind and tide are in the same direction this can have an effect on the time of change and vise versa ..

@Saltstrong

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds like you're in an area with a small inlet feeding two big bodies of water.

Excellent class. Thank you Professor Luke!

@Saltstrong

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Thomas!

Thank you. I am new to saltwater strong subscriber coming from freshwater fishing only. So far salt strong has really educated me so much since freshwater never care about tide.

@Saltstrong

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for your support!

Great tutorial. Suggestion: Would it be possible to show as moon revolves around how it causes a high and low tides. The bite forecaster is extremely accurate as Luke stated unless there is significant wind changes. This alone is worth annual membership.

I am a great fan of your channel Variety of topics with accurate explaination

Didnt even watch video but knew this would be a knowledge bomb of a video.

@Saltstrong

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for making time to leave the nice comment Peter! Hope you have time to watch this fishing tides video soon.

Loving the strike scores! Super helpful!

@Saltstrong

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for making time to leave the nice comment! Glad to see that you're liking our new fishing tides platform.

Kinda bummed to gear you USED to live in palm bay. Would love to fish with ya Luke. Maybe I'll see you out on the water sometime.

Hey guys great topic . Glad to be a member .

@Saltstrong

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Bobby!

GREAT INFO I may need to join

Thanks Luke you’re way above those other dudes

@Saltstrong

4 жыл бұрын

It's a full team effort!

@lesrinehart933

4 жыл бұрын

Salt Strong I m aware it’s just that you’re explanations are better for my understanding all you guys are good

At 10:33 I think it would be important to emphasize that an "East Wind" is PUSHING the water West. Bc an "East Wind" means the wind is coming From the East and not blowing East... Am I accurate about that????

Can you guys please add a tide chart for Juno Beach Pier on the site

You have to have a membership to see the smart fishing tides?

Around 24:00--- The tide was going out and the water rose? That makes no sense.

Wish it would work for overseas locations

TY

@Saltstrong

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for checking it out!

Good info but weather its good bad or soso I go fishing when I can 100% of the time.

Quick question. In regards to tide times in tidal rivers. Is downstream towards the mouth always earlier than upstream? Example if high tide at the mouth is 10 am is high tide further upstream later on like 11 am or so? Is it the same concept for outgoing tide as well? Thank you!

@Saltstrong

Жыл бұрын

Right. It takes time for the water to flow, so the time will be different depending on the exact location and how fast the water gets there. If the area upstream is blocked by islands, pinch points, etc, it can take longer for the water to get through those areas. Wind can also play a factor.

@brianbrown9102

Жыл бұрын

@Salt Strong thank you. Hoe does it work on outgoing tide? Is low tide earlier upstream than downstream?

Y’all should put all this into an app for mobile devices

It's like a recipe 😋

@Saltstrong

Жыл бұрын

Definitely!

I was told it's the moon gravity that makes waves in the ocean. I was told this by my 8th grade science teacher.

@Saltstrong

4 жыл бұрын

The moon's gravitation force is the top driver of the tides, but the sun's force is a factor too as well as the winds, air pressure, and even rainfall in some circumstances. If it was just the moon and the sun, the tide forecasts would always be perfectly accurate.

ps hi from rockport texas

@raymondwilcox4997

2 жыл бұрын

So am I.

Luke “Sampson” Simonds

@Saltstrong

4 жыл бұрын

Haha!

lol @ flatearthers.

Holy smokes...I appreciate the content, sincerely. But...GOOD LORD. Get a line in the water. There are infinite possibilities of Earth/Moon/Sun/Wind/Bait/Water Level/Depth/Temperature at any given time. And as mentioned this changes momentarily at any moment...so just fish.

I toth this was about Christian tides 😂😂😂

Next time you go fishing in the Flat Level Gulf (because water Always seeks it's own level, water Cannot curve around a sphere) .. LOOK at the Horizon. How far do you think it is? The math for a sphere with a radius of 3959 miles and taking refraction into account says the horizon can be no more than 1.32 miles times the square root of the height of the observer (on a clear day winter or summer). This is a limitation of your supposed physical sphere edge horizon - Unless the sphere gets larger, that's set in stone. For a 6 ft man, the square is 2.4. 2.4 x 1.32 is 3.16 miles. You Never see the horizon as close as 3.16 miles it's Always Many miles distant. Your globe model has Problems!

Flat landers fish flat tides