But keep in mind all the information in the tide tables is based on constant weather condition. There is no way to predict months ahead what the wind will be doing on a particular day. Winds always influence tides. Winds that blow from offshore tend to hold tides at levels a little higher than predicted. Winds that blow from the land masses outward into the Gulf of Mexico do just the opposite.
Fish have four ways of locating their food.
A fish has to be right on top of its food for feel to be of any importance, and at best, sight under water is limit to a few yards. The density of water is such that it transmits sound five times farther than the air above. Scent ranks first because it ranges great distances in water. Sharks as an example can detect the scent of blood from as far as a mile from the source. This is one way moving water or currents come into play.