Current Time Adjustment

[E_Mo]

A long time ago I found a site that had listings for dive sites recommending tide/current stations to use and the appropriate time adjustment based on the distance from those stations.

I have since lost that site, does it ring a bell for anyone? If not anyone have anything similar they use?

Thanks

[wenatchee]

A long time ago I found a site that had listings for dive sites recommending tide/current stations to use and the appropriate time adjustment based on the distance from those stations.

I have since lost that site, does it ring a bell for anyone? If not anyone have anything similar they use?

Thanks

I use this site...I'm new to diving though and this may not be the best site http://www.saltwatertides.com/dynamic.d ... sites.html

[wenatchee]

A long time ago I found a site that had listings for dive sites recommending tide/current stations to use and the appropriate time adjustment based on the distance from those stations.

I have since lost that site, does it ring a bell for anyone? If not anyone have anything similar they use?

Thanks

Just saw this on Pez's post http://www.dairiki.org/tides/daily.php/sea/2009-10-10

[BASSMAN]

A long time ago I found a site that had listings for dive sites recommending tide/current stations to use and the appropriate time adjustment based on the distance from those stations.

I have since lost that site, does it ring a bell for anyone? If not anyone have anything similar they use?

Thanks

Theperfectdive.com ??

[BillZ]

I haven't found a website that contains all of the corrections for specific divesites. I typically use Mishi Carters book "Current and Tide Tables for Dive Planning" in combination with Northwest Shore Dives.

http://www.pelagiascuba.com/pages/shoptables.html

[spatman]

Just saw this on Pez's post http://www.dairiki.org/tides/daily.php/sea/2009-10-10

the "Seattle Area Tides & Currents" link in the Planning section of NWDC's homepage links to that site, too.

Mishi Carter's book is a good resource as is Stephen Fischnaller's Northwest Shore Dives.