Next 12 hours
High 91° · Low 82°8:17 PM
Clear now, partly cloudy moving in around 5 AM.
Now84°11 mphUV 0
3 AM84°11 mphUV 0
4 AM83°11 mphUV 0
5 AM83°10 mphUV 01%
6 AM82°9 mphUV 01%
7 AM82°9 mphUV 01%
8 AM84°9 mphUV 11%
9 AM86°9 mphUV 21%
10 AM88°9 mphUV 42%
11 AM89°7 mphUV 62%
12 PM90°8 mphUV 83%
1 PM91°9 mphUV 93%
Conditions
On the water right now
Visibility, water, current, and wind — the dive read.
Visibility
Murky
Strong onshore — blown out
Water
88°
skins / none
Current
0.9 kt
gentle drift
Surge
4.25s
some surge
Wind
18 mph
onshore SE
Visibility is an estimate — wind, rain, tide & water alerts.
Tides & Sky
The pull and the light
When the water moves, and how bright the night.
Best in-water window
3:58 PM – 5:58 PM
High slack · Good light · Least current
Slack tide means least current and the clearest water — best around the turn, in good light.
TidesWhiskey Creek, south entrance, ICWW
High
6:04 PM
2.276ft
Low
11:36 AM
-0.312ft
Tide is incoming·Next high tide 1h 45m
Moon & Sun
Last Quarter
32%
Moonrise 1:48 AM
Moonset 3:43 PM
Sunrise 6:36 AM
Sunset 8:17 PM
Daylight: 13h 40m · UV 9 Very high
7-Day Outlook
Today91/82°
Fri90/82°
Sat90/79°
Sun89/81°
Mon89/85°
Tue89/85°
Wed89/85°
Life
Who's out there right now
The reef keeps its own calendar.
High Activity17 species observed
Fish
6 speciesStoplight Parrotfish×3
Florida Gar×2
Graysby×2
Tarpon migration peak — large schools along the coast and through passes
Permit spawning aggregation — flats and wrecks from Palm Beach to Broward
Turtles
4 speciesGreen Sea Turtle×3
Loggerhead Sea Turtle×3
Green Sea Turtle×2
Loggerhead nesting season peak — the most common nester on Broward beaches
Green sea turtle nesting season — nests May through October, peak June-August
Birds
shorelinePresent7 speciesEastern Screech-Owl · Yellow-crowned Night Heron · Yellow-crowned Night Heron · Yellow-crowned Night Heron · Yellow-crowned Night Heron +2 more
Breeding season — least terns, black skimmers, and wading birds nest on coastal islands
via iNaturalist · Updated just now
Regulations
What's biting, what's protected
Take only what the season allows.
6 of your targets open · 16 open · 1 closed · South Florida
HogfishtargetOpen
Size 14 inches minimumBag 2 per person per day
Mangrove SnappertargetOpen
Size 10 inches minimumBag 10 per person per day
Mutton SnappertargetOpen
Size 16 inches minimumBag 5 per person per day
Yellowtail SnappertargetOpen
Size 12 inches minimumBag 10 per person per day
Red GroupertargetOpen
Size 20 inches minimumBag 3 per person per day
Gag GroupertargetOpen
Size 24 inches minimumBag 2 per person per day
Spiny LobstertargetClosed
Size 3 inch carapace minimumBag 6 per person per day
SnookOpen
Size 28 inches minimumBag 1 per person
Greater AmberjackOpen
Size 34 inches minimumBag 1 per person per day
Redfish (Red Drum)Open
Size 18-27 inches slot limitBag 1 per person per day
Speckled TroutOpen
Size 15 inches minimumBag 5 per person per day
King MackerelOpen
Size 24 inches minimumBag 2 per person per day
Dolphin (Mahi-Mahi)Open
Size 12 inches minimumBag 10 per person per day
PermitOpen
Size 22 inches minimumBag 2 per person per day
BonefishOpen
Size —Bag 0 — no harvest allowed
TarponOpen
Size —Bag 1 per person per day with tag
CobiaOpen
Size 33 inches minimumBag 2 per person per day
Florida FWC · Always confirm current rules before you fish
Live
Look beneath the surface
Windows into the water, right now.
Deerfield Beach Underwater Cam
Anglin's Pier Cam
Pompano Beach Underwater Pier Cam