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Myrtle Beach1,206 ft$10/day

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Scored 22 min ago

Bite forecast for Apache Pier

One number, and every input behind it. The score is a model, not a promise — read the factors and decide for yourself.

Bite score

Great Bite

80 out of 100

What the model is reading

Solunar is the main thing going for you.

Water

76°F

Wind

14 kn

NE

Pressure

1022 mb

6 factors

Every factor in the score

Positive factors push the score up, negative ones pull it down. Points are the model's own weighting.

  • Tide

    Helping

    Falling · turn in 263 min

    +15points

  • Solunar

    Helping

    5/5

    +20points

  • Water Temp

    Helping

    76.3°F

    +20points

  • Time of Day

    Helping

    Evening

    +11points

  • Wind

    Helping

    14 mph

    +10points

  • Pressure

    Neutral

    rising +0.7 mb/3h

    +4points

Timing

When to be on the deck

Moving water is what turns fish on. The hour either side of a tide change is usually worth more than the three hours of slack in between.

Full tide table

  1. Low tide at 1:31 AM

    0.2 ft · in about 4 hours

    Fish 12:01 AM – 3:01 AM

  2. High tide at 7:41 AM

    6.4 ft · in about 10 hours

    Fish 6:11 AM – 9:11 AM

  3. Low tide at 1:57 PM

    0.3 ft · in about 16 hours

    Fish 12:27 PM – 3:27 PM

  4. High tide at 7:54 PM

    5.7 ft · in about 22 hours

    Fish 6:24 PM – 9:24 PM

  5. Low tide at 2:10 AM

    0.3 ft · in about 29 hours

    Fish 12:40 AM – 3:40 AM

Right now the tide is Falling (Falling tide · next turn in 263 min).

Solunar

Today's moon rating

Seven-day solunar

Rating

New Moon · 0% lit

Sunrise 7:17 AM · Sunset 6:49 PM

Major periods

  • 12:46 PM – 2:46 PMMoon overhead
  • 1:11 AM – 3:11 AMMoon underfoot

Minor periods

  • 7:51 AM – 8:51 AMMoonrise
  • 6:42 PM – 7:42 PMMoonset

Solunar theory is a heuristic, not a measurement. It is worth using to pick between two otherwise equal mornings, and not worth much against a falling barometer or a moving tide. The pressure trend usually tells you more.