Note: Newcastle Creek has a very small astronomical tide — about 1 cm between high and low water. Day-to-day changes in water level here are driven mainly by wind, air pressure and seiche rather than the tide, so observed levels can differ noticeably from these predictions.
Today — Thu, Aug 13
- Low Tide4:30 AM0.11m (0.4ft) LAT
Sat, Aug 15
- Low Tide6:03 AM0.10m (0.3ft) LAT
- Low Tide6:55 PM0.11m (0.4ft) LAT
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Station Details
- Location
- Newcastle Creek, New Brunswick, Canada
- Coordinates
- 46.0700°N, 66.0000°W
- Station ID
- newcastle_creek-122-can-meds
- Type
- Reference (harmonic)
- Timezone
- America/Moncton
- Datum
- LAT (Lowest Astronomical Tide)
- Source
- TICON-4 (SHOM)
Tide Chart for Newcastle Creek
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Fishing & Tides at Newcastle Creek — Friday, August 14
Best fishing times today
- Minor8:41 PM – 9:41 PM
- Major1:51 AM – 3:51 AM
- Minor8:04 AM – 9:04 AM
- Major2:05 PM – 4:05 PM
Spring tides — a larger tidal range than usual today
The sun and moon are aligned, so the gap between today's high and low tide is near its monthly peak.
7-Day Tide Table & Forecast for Newcastle Creek
Legend — How to read this forecast
High Tide / Low Tide — Predicted peak and trough water levels with time and height.
Sunrise / Sunset — Local times for the station’s timezone.
Moon Phase — Current lunar phase and illumination percentage. New/Full moons correlate with stronger (spring) tides; Quarter moons with weaker (neap) tides.
Spring / Neap — Spring tides (near new/full moon) have larger tidal ranges. Neap tides (near quarter moons) have smaller ranges. Moderate is in between.
Fishing (Solunar) — ★★★★★ 1–5 star rating based on moon phase and lunar distance. Best fishing is typically around new and full moons when the moon is closest (perigee). Major feeding periods occur when the moon is overhead or underfoot.
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