Crandall tides
Florida · NOAA 8720004Now
High tide
3:20 am
Tide curve Today
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Best fishing times
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How these times are worked out
Major periods are the two hours centred on the moon passing overhead or underfoot; minor periods are the hour centred on moonrise and moonset (solunar tables). Moon and sun times are computed for this station’s position with the PyEphem astronomy library; high and low tides are NOAA predictions. A period is marked best bet when it overlaps sunrise or sunset (within an hour) or contains a high or low tide. This is a traditional angler’s rule of thumb, not a guarantee, and it does not include weather, season or local rules.
Tide table, next 7 days
Today in Crandall, high tide is at 3:20 am and 3:50 pm and low tide at 9:30 am and 10:04 pm.
| Monday 2 November6:42 am 5:38 pm · Last quarter | ||
|---|---|---|
| High | 3:20 am | 5.1 ft |
| Low | 9:30 am | 0.9 ft |
| High | 3:50 pm | 5.5 ft |
| Low | 10:04 pm | 0.9 ft |
| Tuesday 3 November6:43 am 5:37 pm · Waning crescent | ||
| High | 4:27 am | 5.2 ft |
| Low | 10:29 am | 1.0 ft |
| High | 4:51 pm | 5.3 ft |
| Low | 10:57 pm | 0.8 ft |
| Wednesday 4 November6:44 am 5:36 pm · Waning crescent | ||
| High | 5:29 am | 5.4 ft |
| Low | 11:25 am | 1.1 ft |
| High | 5:48 pm | 5.2 ft |
| Low | 11:47 pm | 0.7 ft |
| Thursday 5 November6:45 am 5:35 pm · Waning crescent | ||
| High | 6:24 am | 5.6 ft |
| Low | 12:21 pm | 1.0 ft |
| High | 6:40 pm | 5.1 ft |
| Friday 6 November6:45 am 5:34 pm · Waning crescent | ||
| Low | 12:37 am | 0.7 ft |
| High | 7:13 am | 5.8 ft |
| Low | 1:13 pm | 1.0 ft |
| High | 7:26 pm | 5.1 ft |
| Saturday 7 November6:46 am 5:34 pm · Waning crescent | ||
| Low | 1:24 am | 0.6 ft |
| High | 7:56 am | 5.9 ft |
| Low | 2:01 pm | 0.9 ft |
| High | 8:08 pm | 5.1 ft |
| Sunday 8 November6:47 am 5:33 pm · New moon | ||
| Low | 2:09 am | 0.5 ft |
| High | 8:36 am | 6.0 ft |
| Low | 2:46 pm | 0.8 ft |
| High | 8:47 pm | 5.0 ft |
Monthly tide tables
Printable tables with every high and low, sunrise, sunset and moon phases.
Nearby stations
- Roses Bluff, FL3 mi
- St. Marys, GA4 mi
- Chester, FL6 mi
- Little St. Marys River, FL6 mi
- Vaughns Landing, FL7 mi
- Lofton, FL8 mi
- Kings Bay, GA8 mi
- Beach Creek ent., GA9 mi
King tides and lowest tides
The highest highs and lowest lows NOAA predicts here over the next 12 months, at least 4 days apart.
Highest high tides
Bars compare the five dates in each list. Tap a date for that month’s full table.
About this station
Crandall is a NOAA reference station in Florida, where predictions are computed directly from tides measured on site.
- Avg. tidal range4.7 fthigh to next low
- Tides per day42 highs, 2 lows · 6 h 13 m apart
- Highest, 13 mo6.6 ft25 Nov 2026, 9:48 am
- Lowest, 13 mo−0.8 ft23 Jan 2027, 3:50 am
- Minus tides187lows below zero, 13 mo
Nearest stations
30.7217° N, 81.6217° W · NOAA 8720004 · Eastern time
Crandall tide FAQ
When is the next high tide in Crandall?
The next high tide is at 3:20 am today (Monday 2 November), reaching 5.1 ft. After that, the next high is at 3:50 pm today (Monday 2 November) (5.5 ft).
When is low tide today in Crandall?
There are two low tides today: 9:30 am (0.9 ft) and 10:04 pm (0.9 ft).
How many tides a day does Crandall get?
Usually two highs and two lows a day, about 6 h 13 min apart on average. The two highs of a day are usually similar in height. 53 of the 397 days in NOAA’s predictions have only three turns of the tide.
What is the tidal range in Crandall?
The average change from one high to the next low is 4.7 ft. From the day’s highest to its lowest water it averages 5.2 ft, and the biggest single swing predicted in the next 13 months is 6.9 ft.
When are the king tides in Crandall this year?
The highest predicted tide is 6.6 ft on Wednesday 25 November 2026 at 9:48 am (waning gibbous). Other king tides: 6.5 ft on 1 October 2027, 6.5 ft on 29 October 2027 and 6.4 ft on 15 November 2027. The lowest is −0.8 ft on 23 January 2027 at 3:50 am.
What is the best time to fish in Crandall today?
The best bets today are 6:04–8:04 am (moon overhead, around sunrise) and 6:28–8:28 pm (moon underfoot, around sunset). These solunar periods line up with sunrise, sunset or a turn of the tide.
Figures from NOAA CO-OPS predictions for station 8720004, next 13 months. Heights above MLLW.