Halibut Cove, Kachemak Bay Tide Chart & Fishing Times
Tide times, heights, and solunar bite windows for Halibut Cove, Kachemak Bay, Alaska — August 2026 & September 2026. Every value is computed from NOAA harmonic constituents, the same offline engine that powers the Ebb app.
NOAA Station
9455556
Type
Subordinate (offset)
Coordinates
59.597, -151.220
Time Zone
Anchorage
Sun, moon & bite windows
Sunday, August 2
Sunday, August 2
Sunrise 5:51 AM · Sunset 10:29 PM · Moon Waning Gibbous (83% lit)
High 5:14a · 18.7 ftLow 11:24a · -1.1 ftHigh 5:49p · 18.9 ftLow 11:48p · 1.3 ft
Major window ★★★
4:08a – 6:08a
Minor window ★★★
10:56a – 11:56a
Major window ★★★
4:16p – 6:16p
Minor window ★★★
10:29p – 11:29p
Best fishing days — August 2026
Top solunar bite days this month
Ranked by solunar quality — days when the major feeding windows stack up with sunrise, sunset, or a strong tide swing.
Saturday, Aug 1 ★★★
Major window stacks with dawn/dusk and a tide swing
Major windows: 3:25a–5:25a, 3:33p–5:33p
Sunday, Aug 2 ★★★
Major window stacks with dawn/dusk and a tide swing
Major windows: 4:08a–6:08a, 4:16p–6:16p
Monday, Aug 3 ★★★
Major window stacks with dawn/dusk and a tide swing
Major windows: 4:51a–6:51a, 5p–7p
Tuesday, Aug 4 ★★★
Major window stacks with dawn/dusk and a tide swing
Major windows: 5:37a–7:37a, 5:48p–7:48p
Wednesday, Aug 5 ★★★
Major window stacks with dawn/dusk and a tide swing
Major windows: 6:25a–8:25a, 6:41p–8:41p
Thursday, Aug 20 ★★★
Major window stacks with dawn/dusk and a tide swing
Major windows: 7:13a–9:13a, 7:34p–9:34p
Tide table — August 2026
Halibut Cove, Kachemak Bay tides, August 2026
All high and low tides for Halibut Cove, Kachemak Bay, in local time (Anchorage). Heights are feet above Mean Lower Low Water (MLLW).
| Day | Tides (height above MLLW) | Sunrise / Sunset | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sat | H 4:37a 19.3 ftL 10:53a -1.9 ftH 5:20p 18.9 ftL 11:10p 1.5 ft | 5:49a / 10:31p |
| 2 | Sun | H 5:14a 18.7 ftL 11:24a -1.1 ftH 5:49p 18.9 ftL 11:48p 1.3 ft | 5:51a / 10:29p |
| 3 | Mon | H 5:54a 17.6 ftL 11:57a 0.3 ftH 6:20p 18.9 ft | 5:53a / 10:26p |
| 4 | Tue | L 12:31a 1.4 ftH 6:38a 16.4 ftL 12:34p 1.9 ftH 6:55p 18.5 ft | 5:56a / 10:24p |
| 5 | Wed | L 1:20a 1.8 ftH 7:33a 15.0 ftL 1:18p 3.8 ftH 7:39p 18.0 ft | 5:58a / 10:21p |
| 6 | Thu | L 2:21a 2.2 ftH 8:44a 13.7 ftL 2:14p 5.6 ftH 8:35p 17.5 ft | 6a / 10:19p |
| 7 | Fri | L 3:37a 2.4 ftH 10:18a 13.2 ftL 3:32p 6.9 ftH 9:50p 17.2 ft | 6:03a / 10:16p |
| 8 | Sat | L 5:04a 1.7 ftH 11:55a 14.0 ftL 5:03p 7.0 ftH 11:14p 17.6 ft | 6:05a / 10:13p |
| 9 | Sun | L 6:21a 0.3 ftH 1:06p 15.5 ftL 6:23p 5.9 ft | 6:07a / 10:11p |
| 10 | Mon | H 12:30a 18.7 ftL 7:21a -1.4 ftH 2p 17.2 ftL 7:26p 4.2 ft | 6:10a / 10:08p |
| 11 | Tue | H 1:32a 20.0 ftL 8:10a -3.0 ftH 2:45p 18.8 ftL 8:18p 2.3 ft | 6:12a / 10:05p |
| 12 | Wed | H 2:27a 21.2 ftL 8:54a -4.0 ftH 3:25p 20.1 ftL 9:05p 0.6 ft | 6:14a / 10:03p |
| 13 | Thu | H 3:15a 21.8 ftL 9:34a -4.3 ftH 4:02p 20.9 ftL 9:48p -0.6 ft | 6:17a / 10p |
| 14 | Fri | H 4a 21.8 ftL 10:12a -3.9 ftH 4:38p 21.3 ftL 10:30p -1.2 ft | 6:19a / 9:57p |
| 15 | Sat | H 4:43a 21.1 ftL 10:48a -2.8 ftH 5:12p 21.1 ftL 11:12p -1.1 ft | 6:21a / 9:55p |
| 16 | Sun | H 5:25a 19.9 ftL 11:24a -1.2 ftH 5:45p 20.4 ftL 11:53p -0.3 ft | 6:24a / 9:52p |
| 17 | Mon | H 6:07a 18.2 ftL 12p 0.9 ftH 6:18p 19.3 ft | 6:26a / 9:49p |
| 18 | Tue | L 12:35a 0.9 ftH 6:51a 16.3 ftL 12:37p 3.2 ftH 6:51p 18.0 ft | 6:28a / 9:46p |
| 19 | Wed | L 1:22a 2.3 ftH 7:43a 14.4 ftL 1:17p 5.4 ftH 7:29p 16.5 ft | 6:31a / 9:43p |
| 20 | Thu | L 2:18a 3.8 ftH 8:52a 12.9 ftL 2:08p 7.4 ftH 8:18p 15.2 ft | 6:33a / 9:41p |
| 21 | Fri | L 3:37a 4.7 ftH 10:37a 12.2 ftL 3:26p 8.7 ftH 9:33p 14.3 ft | 6:36a / 9:38p |
| 22 | Sat | L 5:24a 4.6 ftH 12:21p 12.9 ftL 5:11p 8.8 ftH 11:09p 14.4 ft | 6:38a / 9:35p |
| 23 | Sun | L 6:37a 3.6 ftH 1:18p 14.1 ftL 6:30p 7.8 ft | 6:40a / 9:32p |
| 24 | Mon | H 12:22a 15.3 ftL 7:21a 2.2 ftH 1:55p 15.3 ftL 7:18p 6.3 ft | 6:43a / 9:29p |
| 25 | Tue | H 1:13a 16.5 ftL 7:54a 0.9 ftH 2:24p 16.5 ftL 7:55p 4.7 ft | 6:45a / 9:26p |
| 26 | Wed | H 1:54a 17.8 ftL 8:24a -0.3 ftH 2:52p 17.7 ftL 8:29p 3.1 ft | 6:47a / 9:23p |
| 27 | Thu | H 2:31a 18.9 ftL 8:52a -1.2 ftH 3:18p 18.7 ftL 9:02p 1.6 ft | 6:50a / 9:20p |
| 28 | Fri | H 3:07a 19.7 ftL 9:21a -1.8 ftH 3:45p 19.7 ftL 9:35p 0.4 ft | 6:52a / 9:18p |
| 29 | Sat | H 3:43a 20.1 ftL 9:50a -1.8 ftH 4:11p 20.3 ftL 10:09p -0.5 ft | 6:54a / 9:15p |
| 30 | Sun | H 4:19a 20.1 ftL 10:21a -1.3 ftH 4:39p 20.7 ftL 10:44p -0.9 ft | 6:57a / 9:12p |
| 31 | Mon | H 4:56a 19.5 ftL 10:53a -0.3 ftH 5:08p 20.7 ftL 11:22p -0.9 ft | 6:59a / 9:09p |
Last QuarterAug 5
New MoonAug 12
First QuarterAug 19
Full MoonAug 27
Tide table — September 2026
Halibut Cove, Kachemak Bay tides, September 2026
| Day | Tides (height above MLLW) | Sunrise / Sunset | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tue | H 5:36a 18.5 ftL 11:28a 1.2 ftH 5:40p 20.3 ft | 7:01a / 9:06p |
| 2 | Wed | L 12:03a -0.3 ftH 6:21a 17.0 ftL 12:06p 3.0 ftH 6:17p 19.5 ft | 7:03a / 9:03p |
| 3 | Thu | L 12:52a 0.7 ftH 7:17a 15.4 ftL 12:52p 5.0 ftH 7:03p 18.3 ft | 7:06a / 9p |
| 4 | Fri | L 1:55a 1.9 ftH 8:34a 13.9 ftL 1:55p 6.8 ftH 8:07p 17.1 ft | 7:08a / 8:57p |
| 5 | Sat | L 3:18a 2.6 ftH 10:19a 13.6 ftL 3:26p 7.8 ftH 9:39p 16.4 ft | 7:10a / 8:54p |
| 6 | Sun | L 4:56a 2.3 ftH 11:54a 14.6 ftL 5:08p 7.2 ftH 11:17p 16.9 ft | 7:13a / 8:51p |
| 7 | Mon | L 6:14a 0.9 ftH 12:56p 16.3 ftL 6:26p 5.3 ft | 7:15a / 8:48p |
| 8 | Tue | H 12:33a 18.3 ftL 7:09a -0.7 ftH 1:42p 18.1 ftL 7:22p 3.1 ft | 7:17a / 8:45p |
| 9 | Wed | H 1:30a 19.7 ftL 7:53a -1.9 ftH 2:21p 19.6 ftL 8:08p 0.9 ft | 7:20a / 8:42p |
| 10 | Thu | H 2:19a 20.8 ftL 8:32a -2.5 ftH 2:56p 20.8 ftL 8:49p -0.8 ft | 7:22a / 8:39p |
| 11 | Fri | H 3:03a 21.4 ftL 9:08a -2.6 ftH 3:29p 21.5 ftL 9:28p -1.9 ft | 7:24a / 8:36p |
| 12 | Sat | H 3:44a 21.4 ftL 9:43a -2.0 ftH 4:01p 21.8 ftL 10:06p -2.3 ft | 7:27a / 8:33p |
| 13 | Sun | H 4:23a 20.8 ftL 10:16a -0.9 ftH 4:31p 21.4 ftL 10:42p -2.0 ft | 7:29a / 8:30p |
| 14 | Mon | H 5:01a 19.7 ftL 10:50a 0.7 ftH 5p 20.6 ftL 11:18p -1.0 ft | 7:31a / 8:27p |
| 15 | Tue | H 5:39a 18.2 ftL 11:23a 2.5 ftH 5:29p 19.5 ftL 11:55p 0.5 ft | 7:33a / 8:24p |
| 16 | Wed | H 6:20a 16.5 ftL 11:57a 4.5 ftH 6p 18.0 ft | 7:36a / 8:21p |
| 17 | Thu | L 12:36a 2.2 ftH 7:07a 14.8 ftL 12:36p 6.5 ftH 6:34p 16.5 ft | 7:38a / 8:18p |
| 18 | Fri | L 1:26a 3.9 ftH 8:12a 13.2 ftL 1:26p 8.2 ftH 7:22p 14.9 ft | 7:40a / 8:15p |
| 19 | Sat | L 2:40a 5.2 ftH 9:59a 12.5 ftL 2:49p 9.3 ftH 8:43p 13.8 ft | 7:43a / 8:12p |
| 20 | Sun | L 4:34a 5.4 ftH 11:47a 13.1 ftL 4:49p 9.1 ftH 10:37p 13.7 ft | 7:45a / 8:09p |
| 21 | Mon | L 6a 4.4 ftH 12:40p 14.4 ftL 6:09p 7.6 ftH 11:58p 14.8 ft | 7:47a / 8:06p |
| 22 | Tue | L 6:44a 3.1 ftH 1:14p 15.7 ftL 6:53p 5.8 ft | 7:50a / 8:03p |
| 23 | Wed | H 12:49a 16.2 ftL 7:16a 1.8 ftH 1:42p 17.1 ftL 7:28p 3.8 ft | 7:52a / 8p |
| 24 | Thu | H 1:30a 17.6 ftL 7:46a 0.7 ftH 2:08p 18.5 ftL 8:01p 1.8 ft | 7:54a / 7:57p |
| 25 | Fri | H 2:07a 18.9 ftL 8:15a -0.2 ftH 2:34p 19.8 ftL 8:34p 0.0 ft | 7:56a / 7:54p |
| 26 | Sat | H 2:45a 19.9 ftL 8:46a -0.6 ftH 3:01p 20.9 ftL 9:08p -1.5 ft | 7:59a / 7:51p |
| 27 | Sun | H 3:22a 20.5 ftL 9:18a -0.6 ftH 3:30p 21.6 ftL 9:43p -2.5 ft | 8:01a / 7:48p |
| 28 | Mon | H 4a 20.5 ftL 9:52a 0.0 ftH 4:01p 22.0 ftL 10:19p -2.8 ft | 8:03a / 7:45p |
| 29 | Tue | H 4:40a 20.0 ftL 10:27a 1.0 ftH 4:34p 21.8 ftL 10:59p -2.5 ft | 8:06a / 7:42p |
| 30 | Wed | H 5:24a 19.0 ftL 11:05a 2.5 ftH 5:10p 21.1 ftL 11:43p -1.5 ft | 8:08a / 7:39p |
Last QuarterSep 3
New MoonSep 10
First QuarterSep 18
Full MoonSep 26
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About this data
Predictions for Halibut Cove, Kachemak Bay are computed from NOAA CO-OPS harmonic constituents using Ebb's on-device engine (a Schureman/pytides harmonic model). They are astronomical tide predictions and do not account for weather, wind, or barometric pressure, which can shift real water levels. Solunar bite windows are a fishing-planning heuristic, not a guarantee. Ebb is a fishing- and trip-planning tool, not a navigation product — always consult NOAA Tides & Currents and official sources for navigation-critical decisions.