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For those who like to pursue bivalves, here is a little easier to read tide guide. It takes a standard tide guide and strips it of info not needed for bivalve digging (most of it). The info that is left is ranked on both the height of the tide and the time of day that it occurs (tides at night rank lower than tides during the day). It's good for looking at large periods of time very quickly.

http://www.pugetsoundshellfish.com/chec ... -calendar/

Enjoy.

What a cool tide chart!
Kinda like a Dot's Guide ("The bigger the Dot, the better the fishing") for clammers!

My new best neighbor just brought me a bag full that he dug in Hood Canal today...mmmmm good!