Metal Detecting

Posted: **Sat Nov 23, 2013 11:46 am**

might be on a blackpool run tomoz, have checked the low tide time and its 8.45, im assuming this is when its at it farthest point ? so dose that mean you would get on the beach before that when the sea is on its way out.

cheers neil.

Posted: **Sat Nov 23, 2013 11:52 am**

i try to get on the beach "at least" an hour before low tide so i have more time on the wet

Posted: **Sat Nov 23, 2013 12:00 pm**

slowsweep wrote:i try to get on the beach "at least" an hour before low tide so i have more time on the wet

thanks matey

Posted: **Sat Nov 23, 2013 12:02 pm**

Trojan wrote:High Tide 02:29 (7.40m)
Low Tide 08:45 (2.60m)
High Tide 14:44 (7.50m)
Low Tide 21:25 (2.60m)

tide times for blackpool,

to detect a low tide, its best to arrive 1-2 hours before low tide, and detect it out, and remember when the tide is out at 08:45, you have about 1 hour of out time, before the tide turns again to start coming back in.

thanks trojan, so going off the times am i right in thinking its going to take around 6 hours to get fully back in ?

neil.

Posted: **Sat Nov 23, 2013 12:05 pm**

I usually start at high tide line and follow the tide out. Your probably best doing same at Blackpool, cos its a very flat beach, once tide turns it comes in quite quickly. Then again its such a big beach there it takes a long time to cover it. Your choice, happy hunting

Posted: **Sat Nov 23, 2013 12:09 pm**

Owain 1405 wrote:I usually start at high tide line and follow the tide out. Your probably best doing same at Blackpool, cos its a very flat beach, once tide turns it comes in quite quickly. Then again its such a big beach there it takes a long time to cover it. Your choice, happy hunting

thanks mate,
ive been on a beach not far from you at rhos on sea, very pebbely couldn find anything much cos of all the fishing weights thats on there. normally come down at least once a year as we have friends there but didnt make it this year

neil.

Posted: **Sat Nov 23, 2013 12:13 pm**

Trojan wrote:the link below is for a local beach near me, and as you can see, it offers allot of good information, no storm, the tide is quite calm, and the tide is in. these beach cams are simply amazing for planing a beach hunt

http://www.broadhavenholidaypark.com/cam.php

yeh just been looking for the blackpool ones, only one near the beach i can find is the tower one which only updates every hour. dont know what the point of that is lol

neil.

Posted: **Sat Nov 23, 2013 1:21 pm**

just google easytide

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