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Tide times at Ivanhoe Crossing (Ord River causeway)
Today's High and Low Tides at Ivanhoe Crossing (Ord River causeway)
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Sun, Moon and Bite Times at Ivanhoe Crossing (Ord River causeway) Today
- ↑ 4:48 am · ↓ 5:29 pm
- ↑ 11:45 pm · ↓ 10:20 am
- Last Quarter · 64%
- 4:00 am–5:30 am
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About Ivanhoe Crossing (Ord River causeway)
Best Tide State to Fish Ivanhoe Crossing (Ord River causeway)
This is a river fishery run by dam releases and the wet season, not by tides — the flow over the causeway sets where the barra sit and how fishable the bank is. Water runs over the concrete all year; in the dry it is often, but not always, low enough for the Shire to open the crossing to traffic, and in the wet the river rises, the crossing closes and the flow becomes dangerous. Releases and rain lift and colour the water quickly. The dry season is the comfortable window, with average maximums of about 31–33 degrees from May to August; by September and October they average 37–39 degrees, and the build-up stays that hot into the wet.
What Anglers Target Here
Anglers fishing Ivanhoe Crossing (Ord River causeway) typically time sessions around the tide for barramundi.
Tide Questions, Answered
- When is the best tide to fish Ivanhoe Crossing (Ord River causeway)?
- This is a river fishery run by dam releases and the wet season, not by tides — the flow over the causeway sets where the barra sit and how fishable the bank is. Water runs over the concrete all year; in the dry it is often, but not always, low enough for the Shire to open the crossing to traffic, and in the wet the river rises, the crossing closes and the flow becomes dangerous. Releases and rain lift and colour the water quickly. The dry season is the comfortable window, with average maximums of about 31–33 degrees from May to August; by September and October they average 37–39 degrees, and the build-up stays that hot into the wet. Today's peak bite window runs 4:00 am–5:30 am.