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Lighthouse Point tide chart and tide times

Louisiana · NOAA station 8765568

On Monday, October 5, high tide at Lighthouse Point is at 1:42 AM (2.6 ft), and low tide is at 4:39 PM (0.5 ft). Times are local; heights are in feet above mean lower low water (MLLW), the datum used on U.S. charts — a negative height means the water drops below that level.

Mon 05Tue 06Wed 07Thu 08Fri 09Sat 10Sun 11Mon 120.5–2.7 ft above MLLW

High and low tides for the next 8 days

TideTimeHeight
Monday, October 5 🌗 Last QuarterSunrise 7:03 AM · Sunset 6:48 PM · Moonrise 1:52 AM · Moonset 3:55 PM
High tide1:42 AM2.6 ft
Low tide4:39 PM0.5 ft
Tuesday, October 6 🌘 Waning CrescentSunrise 7:04 AM · Sunset 6:47 PM · Moonrise 2:59 AM · Moonset 4:31 PM
High tide1:53 AM2.5 ft
Low tide6:20 AM2.3 ft
High tide10:54 AM2.4 ft
Low tide5:46 PM0.7 ft
Wednesday, October 7 🌘 Waning CrescentSunrise 7:04 AM · Sunset 6:46 PM · Moonrise 4:03 AM · Moonset 5:03 PM
High tide2:08 AM2.4 ft
Low tide6:34 AM1.9 ft
High tide12:43 PM2.4 ft
Low tide6:43 PM1.0 ft
Thursday, October 8 🌘 Waning CrescentSunrise 7:05 AM · Sunset 6:45 PM · Moonrise 5:05 AM · Moonset 5:34 PM
High tide2:24 AM2.3 ft
Low tide7:04 AM1.6 ft
High tide2:08 PM2.5 ft
Low tide7:34 PM1.3 ft
Friday, October 9 🌘 Waning CrescentSunrise 7:06 AM · Sunset 6:44 PM · Moonrise 6:05 AM · Moonset 6:04 PM
High tide2:40 AM2.3 ft
Low tide7:37 AM1.2 ft
High tide3:22 PM2.5 ft
Low tide8:19 PM1.6 ft
Saturday, October 10 🌑 New MoonSunrise 7:06 AM · Sunset 6:43 PM · Moonrise 7:04 AM · Moonset 6:34 PM
High tide2:52 AM2.2 ft
Low tide8:10 AM0.9 ft
High tide4:27 PM2.6 ft
Low tide9:03 PM1.9 ft
Sunday, October 11 🌑 New MoonSunrise 7:07 AM · Sunset 6:41 PM · Moonrise 8:03 AM · Moonset 7:07 PM
High tide2:55 AM2.2 ft
Low tide8:44 AM0.7 ft
High tide5:27 PM2.7 ft
Low tide9:52 PM2.2 ft
Monday, October 12 🌑 New MoonSunrise 7:07 AM · Sunset 6:40 PM · Moonrise 9:03 AM · Moonset 7:42 PM
High tide2:33 AM2.3 ft
Low tide9:19 AM0.5 ft
High tide6:26 PM2.7 ft

Best fishing times at Lighthouse Point (solunar table)

Major periods, about two hours each, are centered on the moon passing overhead or underfoot. Minor periods, about an hour, are centered on moonrise and moonset. By solunar tradition the days around the new and full moon are the strongest, and many anglers plan for a major period that falls on a moving tide.

DayMajor periodsMinor periods
Mon, Oct 5
🌗 Last Quarter · Fair		7:57 AM–9:57 AM
8:24 PM–10:24 PM		1:22 AM–2:22 AM
3:25 PM–4:25 PM
Tue, Oct 6
🌘 Waning Crescent · Good		8:49 AM–10:49 AM
9:14 PM–11:14 PM		2:29 AM–3:29 AM
4:01 PM–5:01 PM
Wed, Oct 7
🌘 Waning Crescent · Good		9:37 AM–11:37 AM
10:00 PM–12:00 AM		3:33 AM–4:33 AM
4:33 PM–5:33 PM
Thu, Oct 8
🌘 Waning Crescent · Good		10:23 AM–12:23 PM
10:45 PM–12:45 AM		4:35 AM–5:35 AM
5:04 PM–6:04 PM
Fri, Oct 9
🌘 Waning Crescent · Good		11:08 AM–1:08 PM5:35 AM–6:35 AM
5:34 PM–6:34 PM
Sat, Oct 10
🌑 New Moon · Best		11:30 PM–1:30 AM
11:52 AM–1:52 PM		6:34 AM–7:34 AM
6:04 PM–7:04 PM
Sun, Oct 11
🌑 New Moon · Best		12:15 AM–2:15 AM
12:38 PM–2:38 PM		7:33 AM–8:33 AM
6:37 PM–7:37 PM
Mon, Oct 12
🌑 New Moon · Best		1:01 AM–3:01 AM
1:25 PM–3:25 PM		8:33 AM–9:33 AM
7:12 PM–8:12 PM

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Predictions from NOAA CO-OPS station 8765568 (subordinate station, corrected from reference station 8771450). Station page at NOAA. Updated daily. Not for navigation.

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