Fishing Trip Planner

Put the whole day on one page before you leave the dock.

Check your gear, select a marine forecast area and nearby NOAA tide station, then compare weather, radar, tides, moon phase, and estimated fishing probability.

Day on the water

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Combining wind, gust, wave, rain, and visibility forecasts.

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Fishing Probability

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Calculating moon phase and tide movement.

Highest-probability times

Calculating moving-water periods.

Planning estimates based on the strongest movement between tides.

Likely species

Selecting likely First Coast targets.

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Hour-by-hour weather

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Daily water movement

Tide Curve

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Times use local station time. Vertical lines mark sunrise and sunset.

Moon Phase

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Checking the lunar cycle.

  • New and full moons often mean stronger tide movement.
  • Moving water generally matters more than exact phase.
  • Wind, clarity, bait, and pressure still influence the bite.

Daylight & lunar activity

Sun & Solunar Times

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Calculating daylight.

Major periods

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Minor periods

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Pack smart

Fishing supplies checklist

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Safety & boat

Tackle & bait

Comfort & essentials

Your checked items are saved only in this browser. Always add any equipment required for your vessel, fishing method, and destination.

Live NWS Radar

Northeast Florida weather radar

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Animated NWS radar zoomed to the First Coast from St. Marys to Palatka
Live Jacksonville NWS radar loop, refreshed every five minutes.
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Hourly outlook

Wind and water conditions

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Planning reminder: Forecasts, tide predictions, moon calculations, and fishing ratings are planning aids. Check current NWS warnings, local conditions, regulations, and vessel readiness immediately before departure.