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Georgetown Tide Chart
Georgetown — South Carolina’s third-oldest city, on Winyah Bay where five rivers meet the sea — fishes a four-foot semidiurnal tide across pristine marsh estuary.
Upcoming tides in Georgetown
Live NOAA predictions for station 8662245 (Oyster Landing (N Inlet Estuary)).
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Heights in feet above MLLW, station local time. See the full interactive tide map.
The pattern
Two highs and two lows daily with around four feet of range. Winyah Bay’s river mouths and the North Inlet estuary run their own delayed rhythms behind the barrier islands.
Bay and inlet fishing
Redfish and speckled trout haunt the marsh creeks and oyster rakes on moving water; flounder hug the sandy drops. The jetties give up bull reds and tarpon in season.
Boating
Winyah Bay’s jetties guard a ship channel — mind the big ships. The estuary’s creeks go skinny at low water. For the region, see our Southeast Atlantic tide guide.