Tarpon
Megalops atlanticus
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In peak season for this water. This tide stage (outgoing) matches how they hunt.
Puerto Rico: treat as catch-and-release unless DNER says otherwise the morning you keep one.
Puerto Rico · La Parguera / southwest
Southwest mangrove cays and the drop to the Caribbean. Snook and tarpon in the trees, reef and blue water a short run south. NOAA 9759110 Magueyes Island is the clock. Not San Juan. DNER and any reserve markers are the law.
Forecast
medium confidence
Morning line
Parguera 7.5 on Friday, July 10. 3 mph NNE. Mostly clear. YOLO day is Monday, August 31. Scores are 1–10, not a bite.
Wind
OPEN-METEO
From NNE · gust 5
Sky
OPEN-METEO
Clouds
Mostly clear
A 20% shower chance is not a cancel. A soaker is.
Moon
19% lit
Waning crescent
mid range · 19%
Water
No gauge
Water
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Today’s range 1.0 ft
outgoing
-0.10 ft MLLW
Clock
NOAA 9759110
Monthly YOLO day
Monday, August 31 · 8.9
Best remaining dry day this month with a real wind forecast. waning gibbous · mid · tide range ~0.6 ft · wind to 8 mph · Rain · 30%
Next two weeks
Pulling the 14-day strip…
Parguera mangrove cays
mangrove edge · public structure · mid
Southwest trees. Snook and a baby tarpon. The village is the door. Reserve markers are the law.
Magueyes Island
structure piling · public structure · mid
NOAA 9759110 lives here. University water. The clock, not a honey hole.
Outgoing water
8.5Fri 8:00 AM → Fri 10:00 AM
Water is moving, but the clock is against you — heat or dark.
Incoming water
9.4Fri 11:00 AM → Fri 10:00 PM
Water is moving, but the clock is against you — heat or dark.
Outgoing water
9.4Fri 11:00 PM → Sat 11:00 AM
Moving water in the right part of the day.
Incoming water
9.4Sat 12:00 PM → Sat 11:00 PM
Water is moving, but the clock is against you — heat or dark.
Outgoing water
9.4Sat 11:00 PM → Sun 12:00 PM
Moving water in the right part of the day.
Cited village and harbor launches. DNER rules. Reserves are marked.
La Parguera village
DNER
Southwest mangrove door. Magueyes 9759110 is the clock.
Official sourceNo-take and closed water cited to the agency that owns it. Only the Keys box is FKNMS.
No FKNMS polygon in this box. Mainland Florida, Louisiana, Texas, Mexico, and the Bahamas are not Keys sanctuary closures.
Tarpon
Megalops atlanticus
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In peak season for this water. This tide stage (outgoing) matches how they hunt.
Puerto Rico: treat as catch-and-release unless DNER says otherwise the morning you keep one.
Hogfish
Lachnolaimus maximus
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In peak season for this water. This tide stage (outgoing) matches how they hunt.
Puerto Rico: verify DNER. Reef, not Condado Lagoon.
Mangrove / gray snapper
Lutjanus griseus
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In peak season for this water. This tide stage (outgoing) matches how they hunt.
Puerto Rico: verify DNER.
Snook
Centropomus undecimalis
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Present, not peak. This tide stage (outgoing) matches how they hunt.
Puerto Rico: verify DNER bag and season. Do not apply an FWC closure map to this island.
Jack crevalle
Caranx hippos
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Bycatch and beach noise — not the reason you came. In peak season for this water. This tide stage (outgoing) matches how they hunt.
Incidental. Not why you booked Condado.
Great barracuda
Sphyraena barracuda
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Bycatch and beach noise — not the reason you came. In peak season for this water. This tide stage (outgoing) matches how they hunt.
Incidental. Ciguatera. Not a Condado headline.
Regs citedDNER Puerto Rico · current DNER recreational rules · rolls in 8 days. This is DNER water, not FWC. Do not paste a Jupiter snook closure onto Condado.