Best Fishing Times in Miami, Florida
Today's solunar bite forecast for Miami — major and minor feeding periods, weather conditions, and a 7-day outlook. Times shown in local time.
Today — Mon, Jul 27
Best window: 10:57 AM to 12:57 PM
- • Full Moon — peak solunar period
- • Stable barometric pressure
- • Light chop (7 mph wind) breaks up the surface
- • Cloud cover (73%) keeps fish shallow longer
Feeding periods
| Period | Time | Trigger |
|---|---|---|
| Minor | 4:00 AM – 5:30 AM | Moonset |
| Major | 10:57 AM – 12:57 PM | Moon underfoot |
| Minor | 6:22 PM – 7:52 PM | Moonrise |
Conditions
- Sunrise
- 6:44 AM
- Sunset
- 8:09 PM
- Moonrise
- 7:07 PM
- Moonset
- 4:45 AM
- Moon phase
- Full Moon (96%)
- Temperature
- 75–88°F
- Wind
- 7 mph (gusts 17)
- Cloud cover
- 73%
- Pressure trend
- -1.6 hPa → steady
- Rain chance
- 39%
7-Day Bite Outlook for Miami
Mon, Jul 27
11:57 AM
75–88°F
Tue, Jul 28
12:22 AM
76–86°F
Wed, Jul 29
1:11 AM
76–92°F
Thu, Jul 30
1:58 AM
83–95°F
Fri, Jul 31
2:42 AM
84–93°F
Sat, Aug 1
3:26 AM
84–89°F
Sun, Aug 2
4:08 AM
85–89°F
Score = solunar strength adjusted for barometric trend, wind, cloud and precipitation. Time shown is the center of each day's best window.
Tide Times near Miami
NOAA station Miami Miamarina, Biscayne Bay (1 mi away). Moving water — the hours around each tide change — usually out-fishes slack tide.
Today
| Low | 2:03 AM | 0.4 ft |
| High | 8:02 AM | 2 ft |
| Low | 2:24 PM | 0.1 ft |
| High | 8:42 PM | 2.2 ft |
Tomorrow
| Low | 2:49 AM | 0.4 ft |
| High | 8:48 AM | 2.1 ft |
| Low | 3:08 PM | 0 ft |
| High | 9:26 PM | 2.2 ft |
Fishing in Miami: FAQ
When is the best time to fish in Miami today?
Today's strongest bite window in Miami is 10:57 AM to 12:57 PM (full moon). The overall bite score is 82/100 — excellent. Major feeding periods follow the moon's overhead and underfoot passes; minors follow moonrise and moonset.
What are major and minor feeding periods?
Solunar theory holds that fish feed most actively when the moon is directly overhead or underfoot (major periods, about 2 hours) and around moonrise and moonset (minor periods, about 90 minutes). Windows that overlap sunrise or sunset are historically the strongest.
Does weather change the bite in Miami?
Yes. A falling barometer ahead of a front typically triggers heavy feeding, while a sharp rise after a front slows it. Light wind that ripples the surface and cloud cover both extend feeding activity. Our daily score combines these factors with the solunar calendar.
Fishing times near Miami
Before you go
Check Florida fishing regulations — license requirements, size and bag limits — before your trip.