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Puerto Rico · La Parguera / southwest

Snook should be the day — the same trees on the dump, then the southwest drop if the method is Offshore.

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.

  • ⚠ This brief is for 2027-03-24, not this morning. Wind is a forecast. Observed water versus the table is a today-only instrument.
  • ⚠ Puerto Rico is DNER water, not FWC. Marine reserves (including Mosquito Bay) are not a freelance wade. Verify before you keep a fish.
8.3OF 10

Forecast

medium confidence

Forecast brief for Wednesday, March 24. Back to this morning

Morning line

Parguera 8.3 on Wednesday, March 24. 11 mph ESE. Clear. YOLO day is Wednesday, August 26. Scores are 1–10, not a bite.

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outgoing · 0.16 ft · drag or hover for the clockNOAA tide gauge 9759110 · Magueyes Island · ft MLLW · not a weather buoy

Wind

OPEN-METEO

NESW11MPH

From ESE · gust 24

Sky

OPEN-METEO

Clear

Clear

A 20% shower chance is not a cancel. A soaker is.

Moon

97% lit

Waning gibbous

spring range · 97%

Water

No gauge

Water

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48°92°

Today’s range 0.6 ft

outgoing

0.16 ft MLLW

Clock

NOAA 9759110

  • LowWed 1:37 PM · -0.15
  • HighWed 11:08 PM · 0.42
  • LowThu 1:50 PM · -0.24
  • HighFri 12:15 AM · 0.42
  • LowFri 2:17 PM · -0.30

Monthly YOLO day

Wednesday, August 26 · 8.6

Best remaining dry day this month with a real wind forecast. waxing gibbous · spring · tide range ~0.5 ft · wind to 15 mph · 50% chance of rain

Stay or drive · Parguera vs ViequesOpen the calendarMorning dispatch

Next two weeks

Pulling the 14-day strip…

Where

This pip is that mark on this tide — not the day on the ring.

  • Parguera mangrove cays

    mangrove edge · public structure · mid

    8.4

    Southwest trees. Snook and a baby tarpon. The village is the door. Reserve markers are the law.

    • — mangrove edge on a outgoing tide is a classic match.
    • — In-play: Snook, Tarpon.
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  • Magueyes Island

    structure piling · public structure · mid

    8.1

    NOAA 9759110 lives here. University water. The clock, not a honey hole.

    • — structure piling on a outgoing tide is a classic match.
    • — In-play: Snook, Tarpon.
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When

When is moving water in a good hour — not the day. 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.

  • Outgoing water

    10.0

    Wed 8:00 AM → Wed 3:00 PM

    Moving water in the right part of the day.

  • Incoming water

    9.7

    Wed 4:00 PM → Thu 12:00 AM

    Moving water in the right part of the day.

  • Outgoing water

    10.0

    Thu 4:00 AM → Thu 3:00 PM

    Water is moving, but the clock is against you — heat or dark.

  • Incoming water

    9.7

    Thu 4:00 PM → Fri 1:00 AM

    Moving water in the right part of the day.

  • Outgoing water

    10.0

    Fri 5:00 AM → Fri 3:00 PM

    Water is moving, but the clock is against you — heat or dark.

Launch and beach access

Cited village and harbor launches. DNER rules. Reserves are marked.

  • La Parguera village

    DNER

    Southwest mangrove door. Magueyes 9759110 is the clock.

    Official source

Legal water

No-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.

Why — and who

  • — Tide is outgoing from NOAA 9759110 Magueyes Island.
  • — Clear. Sky is workable.
  • — Wind 11 mph ESE. Castable. Sight-fishing is on if the sun is out.
  • — Waning gibbous moon — spring tide range. Marsh and passes usually want the extra current of a spring.

Snook

Centropomus undecimalis

6.6

Thermal window

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56°92°

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.

Tarpon

Megalops atlanticus

6.6

Thermal window

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68°94°

Present, not peak. 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

6.6

Thermal window

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66°90°

Present, not peak. This tide stage (outgoing) matches how they hunt.

Puerto Rico: verify DNER. Reef, not Condado Lagoon.

Mangrove / gray snapper

Lutjanus griseus

6.6

Thermal window

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64°92°

Present, not peak. This tide stage (outgoing) matches how they hunt.

Puerto Rico: verify DNER.

Great barracuda

Sphyraena barracuda

5.8

Thermal window

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66°92°

Bycatch and beach noise — not the reason you came. Present, not peak. This tide stage (outgoing) matches how they hunt.

Incidental. Ciguatera. Not a Condado headline.

Jack crevalle

Caranx hippos

4.8

Thermal window

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64°94°

Bycatch and beach noise — not the reason you came. Off-season here. This tide stage (outgoing) matches how they hunt.

Incidental. Not why you booked Condado.

Regs citedDNER Puerto Rico · current DNER recreational rules · rolls in 7 days. This is DNER water, not FWC. Do not paste a Jupiter snook closure onto Condado.