Megalops atlanticus
Thermal window
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In peak season for this water. This tide stage (incoming) matches how they hunt.
Bahamas: treat as catch-and-release.
Bahamas · Andros
Bonefish capital. West-side white sand, schools by the acre, double-digit singles. Creeks and bights hold tarpon. Permit on the west side and outer cays May–October.
Forecast
low confidence
Wind
OPEN-METEO
From NW · gust 6
Buoy
No station
None
No honest NDBC or C-MAN near this water. Do not invent a buoy.
Sky
OPEN-METEO
Clear
Clear
A 20% shower chance is not a cancel. A soaker is.
Glass
Open-Meteo modeled
30.02 inHg
1017 mb · no 3-hour change yet
Modeled mean sea level. Not a dock barometer. The glass is not a bite.
Moon
56% lit
Last quarter
neap range · 56%
Water
No gauge
Water
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Today’s range 3.1 ft
incoming
-0.42 ft modeled
Coast
No live coast layer
Sargassum check failed. Not a GPS pin. Not all-clear.
Clock
Modeled M2
Bahamas tides are modeled from lunar M2. Use them for windows, not a bar crossing.
Next two weeks
Pulling the 14-day strip…
This pip is that mark on this tide — not the day on the ring.
hard flat · field manual · skinny
The cathedral. Schools by the acre, double-digit singles at dusk. Oct–June is the honest peak.
hard flat · public structure · skinny
More weather, fewer people than the west-side lodge water.
creek bight · field manual · mid
Resident tarpon Apr–Oct. Bones on the creek mouths on a moving tide.
When is moving water in a good hour — not the day. First light and last light are named when the clock is the story. Today’s ring mixes the best mark, the lead fish, and the best window, then taxes the sky. A strong incoming can sit under a weak day if the wind or the fish is off. Calendar cells are a third recipe: range, moon, and the day’s forecast.
Incoming water
10.0Sun 8:00 AM → Sun 2:00 PM
Moving water in the right part of the day.
Last light · outgoing
9.7Sun 1:00 PM → Sun 8:00 PM
Last light on outgoing water.
Last light · incoming
9.7Sun 7:00 PM → Mon 2:00 AM
Last light on incoming water.
First light · outgoing
10.0Mon 1:00 AM → Mon 8:00 AM
First light on outgoing water.
First light · incoming
10.0Mon 7:00 AM → Mon 2:00 PM
First light on incoming water.
Megalops atlanticus
Thermal window
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In peak season for this water. This tide stage (incoming) matches how they hunt.
Bahamas: treat as catch-and-release.
Albula vulpes
Thermal window
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In peak season for this water. This tide stage (incoming) matches how they hunt.
Bahamas: treat as C&R. Flats licensing has been tightening — verify before you wade.
Trachinotus falcatus
Thermal window
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In peak season for this water. This tide stage (incoming) matches how they hunt.
Bahamas: catch-and-release.
Caranx hippos
Thermal window
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Bycatch and beach noise — not the reason you came. Present, not peak. This tide stage (incoming) matches how they hunt.
Treat as incidental. Not why you booked the flat.
Sphyraena barracuda
Thermal window
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Bycatch and beach noise — not the reason you came. In peak season for this water. This tide stage (incoming) matches how they hunt.
Treat big cuda as catch-and-release. Not why you booked the flat.
Regs citedBahamas flats and bonefish rules · current Bahamas guidance · rolls in 6 days. Catch-and-release is the culture on the bonefish flats. No NOAA gauge. No invented holes.
Next two weeks
rain