Onshore wind — surface chop and stirred-up water.
Sky: A slight chance of
Florida fishing intelligence — Indian River & Lagoon
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Indian River is fishable right now with 2.3 ft nearshore surf, incoming tide, and roughly 79.9°F water. Best window around high tide Sun 1:05 AM.
Real buoy data, NWS surf product, and a derived fishability call so you do not waste a drive on blown-out water.
Onshore wind — surface chop and stirred-up water.
Sky: A slight chance of
Seas 3 feet
Detail east 3 feet at 8 seconds and east 2 feet at 5 seconds
East winds 5 to 10 knots. Seas 3 feet. Wave detail: east 3 feet at 8 seconds and east 2 feet at 5 seconds. Mostly smooth on the intracoastal waters.
Seas 3 feet
Detail east 3 feet at 9 seconds
East winds 5 to 10 knots. Seas 3 feet. Wave detail: east 3 feet at 9 seconds. A light chop on the intracoastal waters.
Seas 2 to 3 feet
Detail east 3 feet at 9 seconds
Southeast winds 5 to 10 knots. Seas 2 to 3 feet. Wave detail: east 3 feet at 9 seconds. Mostly smooth on the intracoastal waters.
Solunar windows, barometric pressure.
Major windows ~2 hours; minor windows ~1 hour. Best when they overlap sunrise, sunset, or a tide change.
Stable pressure. Fish what the tide and light tell you.
Markers pulse with the live score. Green means go, amber means window, red means hold.
Live scores for every Indian River & Lagoon location. Tap any spot for the full read.

This spot targets species that are in their active season right now. incoming tide lines up with this spot.

This spot targets species that are in their active season right now. incoming tide lines up with this spot.

This spot targets species that are in their active season right now. incoming tide lines up with this spot.
What is worth targeting in Indian River & Lagoon right now, scored against live conditions.

This spot targets species that are in their active season right now. incoming tide lines up with this spot.
Harvest closed right now; treat snook as a low-light catch-and-release target until the next east coast opening.
This spot targets species that are in their active season right now. incoming tide lines up with this spot.
Indian River Lagoon redfish are catch-and-release only, so this is a confidence signal more than a cooler plan.
This spot targets species that are in their active season right now. incoming tide lines up with this spot.
No minimum size, no bag limit in Florida recreational waters.
This spot targets species that are in their active season right now. incoming tide lines up with this spot.
FWC: 12" fork minimum, 15 per harvester. Open year-round.
This spot targets species that are in their active season right now. incoming tide lines up with this spot.
FWC recreational rule set: 11" fork minimum, 6 per harvester, open year-round.
This spot targets species that are in their active season right now. incoming tide lines up with this spot.
FWC: 14" total length minimum, 5 per harvester. Sept. closed season on Atlantic coast.
This spot targets species that are in their active season right now. incoming tide lines up with this spot.
FWC: 10" total length minimum, 5 per harvester. Open year-round in state waters.
This spot targets species that are in their active season right now. incoming tide lines up with this spot.
Use live FWC regulations for current harvest limits before keeping fish.Real hours, real phone numbers for Indian River & Lagoon. Call ahead for live bait.
Trip-planning surface, not a legal substitute. Every rule links back to its source.
Port Canaveral rules say beach or shore fishing is prohibited in Jetty Park, but a license is not required from the pier.
Source →FWC says east coast snook harvest is open Feb. 1-May 31 and Sept. 1-Dec. 14, with a permit required if you are taking snook.
Source →FWC currently lists the Indian River Lagoon redfish region as catch-and-release only.
Source →FWC recreational regulations list Florida pompano at 11" fork minimum, 6 per harvester, open year-round.
Source →FWC requires the free shore-based shark fishing permit and course for shark targeting from shore, jetties, bridges, and piers.
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