Hey Clam, I’ve been sketching a map for the best net spots during the high tide—think you could give it a test run and see how it works out?

Here’s a quick rundown of the prime spots for high‑tide fishing along the pier. Mark these on your board, line up a net, and you’ll hit the sweet spot. 1. **East pier, 150 m from the breakwater** – the tide rushes in here, making a good current for bringing in fish. 2. **Mid‑pier, 300 m from the entrance** – a slight bend in the pier creates a little eddy that draws baitfish in. 3. **West pier, 450 m from the main jetty** – the rocks behind this point break the current and keep the line steady. 4. **Near the old lighthouse, 600 m from the shore** – the water is deeper here; perfect for larger species. Plot those points, set a line at each spot, and watch the tide work its magic. Let me know what you catch. Good luck!

Sounds solid—hit those points, stay patient, and you’ll have a good haul. Keep me posted on the results. Happy fishing!