Low tide sunset while collecting.
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Low tide sunset while collecting.
liquidg on 30th October 2014, 2:38 pm
A very early trip to get a couple shrimp for fish food for my lion fish.
This sunrise is with the help of the smoke from the Bribie island area fires.
When the summer months start coming, the suns affects makes it hard to get a good low tide ,unless the sun has not risen yet.
When the sun is more over head its gravitational pull on the ocean makes tides much higher, and not just the low tides.
Sunrise
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A couple of peps.
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Boxer shrimp;
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A spider crab for the banana wrasse.
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This sunrise is with the help of the smoke from the Bribie island area fires.
When the summer months start coming, the suns affects makes it hard to get a good low tide ,unless the sun has not risen yet.
When the sun is more over head its gravitational pull on the ocean makes tides much higher, and not just the low tides.
Sunrise
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A couple of peps.
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Boxer shrimp;
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A spider crab for the banana wrasse.
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