Bridgeport Tides And NOAA Station 8467150
Use NOAA CO-OPS station 8467150 as the Bridgeport tide-table reference. Read predicted time and height together, keep water level separate from tidal current, and check the current marine forecast, alerts, access, and the exact Long Island Sound water before the trip.
- Official station reference
- NOAA CO-OPS station 8467150 at Bridgeport, Connecticut.
- What the table provides
- Predicted high and low times and heights for the selected date, time zone, and vertical datum.
- Verified datum context
- NOAA publishes station datums including MLLW, MHW, MHHW, MSL, and NAVD88 for station 8467150.
- What to verify separately
- Tidal-current timing, active marine forecasts and alerts, access, and conditions at the exact harbor or Sound water.
- Safety boundary
- A prediction table does not replace active warnings, current observations, local notices, or an on-site access check.
- Next measurement
- Recheck the target query and close variants on 2026-08-06.
Start With NOAA Bridgeport Station 8467150
NOAA CO-OPS identifies station 8467150 at Bridgeport and publishes station information, tide-prediction access, and datums for that reference point. Confirm the station identifier, date, time zone, and datum before comparing a Bridgeport tide table with another source.
For the regional fishing application of that station reference, open the Long Island Sound fishing guide.
Read Predicted Time, Height, And Datum Together
A predicted high or low combines an event time with a height referenced to a selected datum. Read those values together before judging the size and direction of the water-level change. TideCue uses the sequence as planning context rather than claiming that a particular high or low guarantees a bite.
Do Not Substitute Tide Height For Tidal Current
Tides describe the vertical rise and fall of water level, while tidal currents describe horizontal water movement. High or low water at the Bridgeport station does not by itself identify slack current or the strongest flow in every harbor channel or Sound passage. Use an appropriate official current prediction when current direction or slack timing matters.
Match The Bridgeport Reference To The Exact Water
Station 8467150 is a reference point, not an exact minute-by-minute answer for every harbor edge, beach, creek, reef, or Long Island Sound destination. Distance, shoreline shape, depth, and exposure can change how a local water responds. Confirm the nearest appropriate official prediction for the water you will visit.
Keep Predictions Separate From Current Conditions
The tide table is a prediction product. Wind, waves, atmospheric pressure, and other conditions can affect observed water levels and safe access. Check current station observations, the National Weather Service marine forecast, active alerts, and the site itself close to departure. Safety signals override the planned window.
Build A Bridgeport Fishing Window
Combine the predicted water-level change with wind, marine state, daylight, access, target species, and the exact structure you plan to fish. This keeps the station useful without extending its prediction beyond what the official source supports.
Use TideCue tide-chart guidancefor the last interpretation check.
Common questions
Which tide station does this Bridgeport page use?
This page uses NOAA CO-OPS station 8467150 at Bridgeport, Connecticut. Confirm the nearest appropriate official station when your destination is elsewhere in Long Island Sound.
What does a Bridgeport tide table show?
It shows predicted high and low event times and heights for a selected date, time zone, and datum. It does not replace current weather, marine, alert, or access checks.
Does high or low tide equal slack current at Bridgeport?
Not necessarily. Water-level turns and tidal-current turns are different products and can occur at different times. Use an appropriate official current prediction when slack timing matters.
Does one Bridgeport station time apply across Long Island Sound?
No. Use station 8467150 as a Bridgeport reference and verify the nearest appropriate official prediction for the exact harbor, shoreline, reef, or Sound water.
Is incoming or outgoing tide better for Bridgeport fishing?
Neither is always better. The useful window depends on water movement, structure, species, wind, marine conditions, daylight, access, and the exact saved spot.
What should I recheck before leaving for Bridgeport?
Recheck the tide prediction, current observations, marine forecast, alerts, access, and local conditions because they can change after this static guide is indexed.