Tide data
Tide times on Fish Here are Bureau of Meteorology tide predictions, taken from the Bureau's published 2026 and 2027 tide tables for New South Wales: Sydney (Fort Denison), Camp Cove, Botany Bay, Port Hacking and Sand Point (Pittwater). Each spot uses its nearest station, so actual times at a spot can differ by several minutes. Heights are in metres above Lowest Astronomical Tide. Fish Here converts the tables to its own format and uses them to work out rising and falling tide windows.
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Official tide predictions: Bureau of Meteorology tide predictions ↗. Tide predictions are not a forecast of actual water levels, which weather can change. Always check conditions before you fish.