Cobequid Bay is a vast, dynamic inlet forming the easternmost extremity of the Minas Basin within the Bay of Fundy system in Nova Scotia. It is renowned for experiencing the world's highest tides, with fluctuations exceeding fifty feet, which dramatically transforms the landscape twice daily, exposing expansive mud flats and creating powerful currents. This immense tidal energy defines the fishing environment, influencing water clarity, fish behavior, and angler access. The bay's upper reaches receive freshwater input from rivers like the Salmon and Economy Rivers, creating a rich, brackish estuary that supports a diverse marine fishery.