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Global Fishing JournalKNOWLEDGE FOR THE WATER AHEAD
The angler’s planning desk

Read the weather.
Know the water.

Explore the forecast, check the tides, and make a better plan for your next fishing day.

Worldwide weatherLocal tide predictionsSource links included
01 / Choose your water

Where are you heading?

Choose a featured fishing area or enter coordinates for another location.

Another location? Use coordinates

Use a minus sign for south or west. Coordinates update the weather; tide predictions still require a named coastal station.

St. Petersburg, Florida27.7606°, -82.6269°
02 / Weather outlook

Your local outlook.

St. Petersburg, Florida

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Open official NWS location forecastOfficial marine forecasts, waves & warnings

The table is a point weather forecast, not an offshore passage forecast. External services open only when you follow a link. No weather maps, tracking scripts or provider widgets are embedded. Privacy details.

03 / Time the water

The tide notebook.

NOAA station 8726520

St. Petersburg, Florida

Times at this station · America/New York · daylight saving included where observed.

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Predicted astronomical tides, not observed water levels or current speed. Nearby beaches, passes, and inlets can have different timing.

Before you head out

A forecast is the start
of a good plan.

Check official marine warnings and the latest local conditions before departure. Tide height is not water depth; high and low water do not necessarily coincide with slack current. Wind, pressure, swell, and river flow can change conditions.

Planning information, not a navigation service or a guarantee of safe boating or a good bite.

Go to the source

Regional tide services.

These links open the provider’s website. Select the exact port, date, time zone, and height reference there.

Need another country? Browse Tide-Forecast’s worldwide directory ↗, then confirm with the local hydrographic authority or harbour office.

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