Boundary Bay - Centennial Time?

[mjamero]

Personally I use WR tides, I think the bathymetry is much more relevant since it's also on the inside of the point.

That would make sense. Centennial Beach is the same pool of water, just the other side of the Bay.

Comparing the Tsawwassen and White Rock tide tables from E.C., Tsawwassen is often higher than White Rock by 0.1 - 0.2m. At some times the difference is nearly half a meter.

[Michael]

Personally I use WR tides, I think the bathymetry is much more relevant since it's also on the inside of the point.

That would make sense. Centennial Beach is the same pool of water, just the other side of the Bay.

Comparing the Tsawwassen and White Rock tide tables from E.C., Tsawwassen is often higher than White Rock by 0.1 - 0.2m. At some times the difference is nearly half a meter.

Just a note that my observations, and Daves notes on the sailing site info page, are based on the Tsawwassen Tides table and there is a big difference from a 3m tide to a 2.5m tide at Centennial beach.

[Slappy]

Weeds were pretty annoying Friday night, much worse.

[gabrielb]

it's not that bad ...

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[Adrian L]

Awesome! Nah no weed fins required....

[tweegster]

Locust was good this morning, 15m then switched to 12m. Water was warm, wind steady and big islands of weeds the were easy to avoid and or jump over.

Walk in at 11 was loooong.