Apalachicola fishing forecast today
Tide times, wind, moon phase and the best times to fish today at Apalachicola, using NOAA tide station APALACHICOLA.
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- Weak tidal movement (1.0 ft range)
- Light wind (up to 5 mph)
Best times to fish
All 9 times today
Good Light wind (up to 10 mph) - Normal tide range (1.4 ft)
All 8 times this day
Good Light wind (up to 10 mph) - Moon times line up with dawn or dusk - Normal tide range (1.7 ft)
All 7 times this day
Good Light wind (up to 10 mph) - Sharp temperature drop - fish often slow after a front - New moon - biggest tides of the month
All 6 times this day
Very good Strong tidal movement (2.0 ft range) - Light wind (up to 10 mph) - New moon - biggest tides of the month
All 6 times this day
Very good Strong tidal movement (2.1 ft range) - Light wind (up to 10 mph) - Moon times line up with dawn or dusk
All 6 times this day
Very good Strong tidal movement (2.0 ft range) - Light wind (up to 5 mph)
All 7 times this day
Tide chart and times4 tides today
Friday, November 6
Saturday, November 7
Sunday, November 8
Monday, November 9
Tuesday, November 10
Wednesday, November 11
Prime - best times todayGood - worth fishingNight
Tide times for the next 4 days
| Day | Tides (feet, MLLW) |
|---|---|
| Today | High 12:46 AM (1.5 ft) Low 7:22 AM (0.5 ft) High 1:39 PM (1.5 ft) Low 7:38 PM (0.8 ft) |
| Fri Nov 6 | High 12:59 AM (1.6 ft) Low 8:07 AM (0.2 ft) High 2:50 PM (1.6 ft) Low 8:08 PM (1.0 ft) |
| Sat Nov 7 | High 1:13 AM (1.7 ft) Low 8:49 AM (0.0 ft) High 3:52 PM (1.6 ft) Low 8:31 PM (1.2 ft) |
| Sun Nov 8 | High 1:30 AM (1.8 ft) Low 9:30 AM (-0.1 ft) High 4:47 PM (1.6 ft) Low 8:50 PM (1.4 ft) |
Predictions from NOAA station 8728690 (APALACHICOLA). Strong wind can push real water levels above or below these predictions.


- Redfish 60-85°F
- Spotted seatrout 58-80°F
- Flounder 58-80°F
- Pompano 68-82°F
- Spanish mackerel 70-85°F
- King mackerel 70-84°F
- Cobia 68-82°F
Hourly weatherNWS
Mostly sunny, with a high near 77. Southeast wind around 5 mph.
Sun and moonWaning crescent
12% of the moon is lit
| Day | Sun | Moon | Solunar periods |
|---|---|---|---|
| Today | 6:56 AM 5:50 PM | Rise 3:29 AM Set 3:44 PM | Minor 2:59 AM Major 8:40 AM Minor 3:14 PM Major 9:04 PM |
| Fri 6 | 6:57 AM 5:50 PM | Rise 4:30 AM Set 4:14 PM | Minor 4:00 AM Major 9:24 AM Minor 3:44 PM Major 9:48 PM |
| Sat 7 | 6:58 AM 5:49 PM | Rise 5:29 AM Set 4:45 PM | Minor 4:59 AM Major 10:08 AM Minor 4:15 PM Major 10:36 PM |
| Sun 8 | 6:58 AM 5:48 PM | Rise 6:29 AM Set 5:19 PM | Minor 5:59 AM Major 10:56 AM Minor 4:49 PM |
| Mon 9 | 6:59 AM 5:48 PM | Rise 7:28 AM Set 5:57 PM | Major 11:20 PM Minor 6:58 AM Major 11:44 AM Minor 5:27 PM |
| Tue 10 | 7:00 AM 5:47 PM | Rise 8:26 AM Set 6:39 PM | Major 12:08 AM Minor 7:56 AM Major 12:32 PM Minor 6:09 PM |
| Wed 11 | 7:01 AM 5:46 PM | Rise 9:22 AM Set 7:27 PM | Major 1:00 AM Minor 8:52 AM Major 1:24 PM Minor 6:57 PM |
Calculated for this location. Moon times are accurate to within a few minutes. Major periods are the 2 hours around the moon passing overhead or underfoot; minor periods are the hour around moonrise and moonset.
Fishing Apalachicola
Apalachicola west to Pensacola: sugar-white surf beaches, long Gulf piers and big bays. Note that the western Panhandle is on Central time.
What's biting now (Fall): Fall is prime time: the mullet run draws snook, tarpon, redfish and bluefish along the beaches and inlets, and big schools of redfish gather on the flats.
Commonly caught in this area: Redfish, spotted seatrout, flounder, pompano, Spanish and king mackerel and cobia in spring.
Also caught here: Spanish mackerel, king mackerel, cobia, pompano, ladyfish, jack crevalle, gray triggerfish, blacktip shark.
Shallow flats fish best on a rising tide that pushes fish up to feed. Move slowly, wear polarized glasses and look for tailing fish or nervous water. Cast ahead of fish, not on top of them.
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How the bite outlook works
The rating is our estimate, not a guarantee. It combines tide range, wind, rain and storms, temperature swings, the moon phase and how well the solunar periods line up with dawn and dusk. Fish do not read forecasts - local knowledge always wins. Read more
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