Miami, FL Marine & Fishing Forecast

Live marine forecast for Miami, FL — real-time tide predictions, wind speed, wave conditions, and solunar fishing times updated continuously from NOAA and Open-Meteo.

Last updated: Mar 13, 2026, 8:22 PM

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the tides in Miami, FL today?
Miami, FL experiences two high tides and two low tides each day. Tide times and heights are sourced from NOAA station data (Station 8723214) and updated daily.
What is the best time to fish in Miami, FL?
The best fishing in Miami, FL is typically one to two hours before and after each tide change, when current movement activates feeding. Solunar major and minor periods shown in the forecast can also indicate peak fish activity windows.
Is it safe to boat in Miami, FL today?
Check the live wind forecast above for current boating conditions near Miami, FL. Winds under 15 mph are manageable for most inshore boats, but factor in wave period and tidal current at inlets. Always review the official NOAA marine forecast before heading offshore.
What is the water temperature near Miami, FL?
Water temperatures near Miami, FL stay relatively warm year-round, ranging from the upper 60s in winter to the upper 80s in summer. The warm water supports year-round fishing for species like snook, tarpon, and bonefish that are temperature-sensitive elsewhere.
What wind conditions are expected in Miami, FL today?
See the live wind chart above for today's detailed hourly wind forecast near Miami, FL, including speed and direction from Open-Meteo model data. Wind direction affects water clarity, bait movement, and which shorelines will fish best.

Tide data sourced from NOAA Station 8723214

Fishing in Miami, FL

Miami offers an incredible range of fishing opportunities, from urban bridge and pier fishing to world-class offshore bluewater action. Biscayne Bay's shallow grass flats and mangrove shorelines provide productive inshore fishing for bonefish, permit, snook, and redfish. The nearshore reefs just outside Government Cut and Miami Beach hold snapper, grouper, and large cobia.

Planning Your Trip

The Gulf Stream runs unusually close to Miami — sometimes within just a few miles of shore — making it one of the most accessible sailfish and mahi-mahi fisheries on the East Coast. Miami is famous "Sailfish Capital" during winter months, when vast numbers of Atlantic sailfish concentrate in the warm current near the city. Kite fishing with live bait is the preferred technique.

Biscayne Bay's flats fishing is a year-round pursuit, with bonefish particularly abundant around Key Biscayne and Elliott Key. The bay's clear, shallow water makes sight-fishing exciting and productive. Tidal movement through the many cuts and channels creates predictable ambush points for snook and tarpon — use the live tide chart to time your presentations perfectly.

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