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Hudson Canyon Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Hudson Canyon — the largest submarine canyon on the U.S. East Coast, roughly 70–100 nautical miles offshore of New York Harbor and a premier run for tuna, marlin, and mahi. A long offshore run where wind against current and swell period decide the day.
📋 Latest outlook: Thursday is the day to go; Friday and Saturday are NO-GO
GO all day. Winds run 4-14 knots from the SSW with gusts near 20 knots, and seas are 2.2-3.0 feet at 5-second periods from the southeast, a moderate sea. Wind and waves stay good from 12:00 AM through 11:00 PM, so any 12-hour trip start works.
NO-GO. WNW winds build from 14 to 24 knots with gusts to 33 knots, and seas of 3.1-5.8 feet at short 4-second periods make steep wind-wave chop for much of the day. A SE swell crosses the WSW wind-wave, a confused cross-sea with awkward motion and no good heading. Waves turn bad after 6:00 PM. No settled stretch fits a 12-hour trip.
NO-GO. North winds of 11-19 knots gust to 27 knots, easing after 9:00 AM, but steep wind-wave chop of 3.4-6.0 feet at 5-second periods from the NNE keeps waves bad through 4:00 PM. Seas only settle after 8:00 PM. Forecast confidence is just 64%, and no stretch is long enough for a 12-hour trip.
Thursday, October 29 is the pick for the 12-hour trip, with the whole day workable and the calmest stretch from 12:00 AM to 11:00 AM at about 6 knots SSW winds and 2.8 feet seas at 5-second periods from the southeast.
Islamorada Hump Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Islamorada Hump — “The Hump” off Islamorada in the Florida Keys — an underwater seamount that rises sharply into the Gulf Stream and stacks up blackfin tuna, amberjack, and pelagics. Strong current over the structure makes sea state and wind direction the difference between a comfortable troll and a rough ride.
📋 Latest outlook: Good Thu & Fri; Sat needs timing care
A good day to be out, and any time works for the 12-hour trip. Winds run 8-13 knots from the east-northeast with gusts to 18 knots, and seas are 2.2-3.0 feet at 6-second periods from the northeast. There is a 59% chance of rain around 2:00 AM, so bring rain gear for an early start.
The calmest day of the three, and any time works for the 12-hour trip. Northeast winds hold at 8-11 knots with gusts to 15 knots, and seas are a gentle 1.8-2.2 feet at 5-second periods from the northeast. Visibility is 10+ nautical miles and rain is not a factor.
Rated caution, so timing matters. East-northeast winds build from 8 to 16 knots with gusts to 21 knots, and northeast seas reach 2.0-3.4 feet at a choppy 5-second period. The whole day is workable for the 12-hour trip, but forecast confidence is lower at 76%. There is a 57% chance of rain around 9:00 PM, so plan to be in before evening.
Friday is the pick, with 8-11 knots northeast winds and 1.8-2.2 foot seas at 5-second periods, and any time of day works for the 12-hour trip.
Cortez Bank Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Cortez Bank — a remote, shallow seamount about 100 miles off San Diego known for world-class fishing and giant open-ocean swell at Bishop Rock. Fully exposed offshore, so a careful read of swell height and period is essential before making the crossing.
📋 Latest outlook: Light winds but 5 ft W swell; Saturday best overall
Light 5-8 knot west winds but a persistent 5-foot west swell at 11-second periods keeps this a caution day. Mornings are calmest; winds build after 9:00 PM.
Winds of 10-12 knots gusting 17 from the west early, easing after 11:00 AM. A 5-foot west swell keeps it a caution day; afternoon is the better timing.
Calm 2-5 knot winds and easing 4.7-5 foot swell, with waves rating good from 3:00 PM. Best day, but 71% chance of rain peaking around 4:00 PM.
The overall call is CAUTION: winds stay light to moderate (under 12 knots sustained) all three days, but a persistent 5-foot west swell at 10-13 second periods keeps sea state in the caution range. Saturday is the most favorable day, with calming winds and the swell easing and lengthening. Forecast confidence is high (83-90%), with Friday's gusts the least certain element.
FAD Buoy 1 Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for FAD Buoy 1 — a fish aggregating device anchored in open water that concentrates mahi-mahi, tuna, and wahoo around it. Open-ocean positioning means conditions can shift fast, so check the latest wind and wave outlook before running out.
📋 Latest outlook: NO-GO: steep 4s seas and breezy ENE winds all three days
NO-GO. Steep 4-second ENE chop of 3.9-4.3 ft through morning with 17-knot winds. A short evening lull from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM is too brief for a 12-hour trip.
NO-GO. 17-18 knot ENE/E winds and seas to 4.6 ft at 4 seconds from the east. Only a brief evening lull after 6:00 PM, too short for a 12-hour trip.
NO-GO. Steady 4-4.5 ft seas at 4 seconds from the ESE with 13-18 knot east winds all day, and a 69% chance of rain early. No workable window for a 12-hour trip.
A persistent easterly pattern keeps seas at 3-4.6 ft with very short 3-4 second periods, producing steep, choppy conditions all three days even though winds stay mostly 10-18 knots. No day offers a settled stretch long enough for a 12-hour trip. Forecast confidence is high (88-92%), so this is a reliable call.
San Jaime Bank Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for San Jaime Bank — a deep bluewater bank about 20 nautical miles west-southwest of Cabo San Lucas, rising from the Tinaje Trough where upwelling stacks bait and holds blue and black marlin and yellowfin tuna. Open Pacific water, so read swell period and wind against current before the crossing.
📋 Latest outlook: Light winds, but big seas make this a day-dependent call
NO-GO. Light winds, but 6-8 foot southeast swell at 9-10 seconds rates bad most of the day. Evening seas ease to about 6 feet, but that is only a lull, not a window for a 12 hour trip.
CAUTION. Calm 3-7 knot south-southwest winds with a steady 5.6-5.8 foot southwest swell at 12 seconds. Doable for larger boats; 71% chance of rain near 5:00 AM, so bring rain gear.
CAUTION. Nearly calm 1-5 knot southwest winds with a steady 5.8-foot southwest swell at 13 seconds. The best of the three days, but expect sizable swell all day.
Winds stay light all three days (under 11 knots), but sea state is the limiting factor. Thursday carries large 8-foot southeast swell and is a NO-GO, while Friday and Saturday settle into 5.6-5.9 foot southwest swell at 12-13 second periods and are CAUTION days. It depends on the day: Friday and Saturday are the better choices, with the long period keeping the swell organized but still sizable for smaller boats.
Baltimore Canyon Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Baltimore Canyon — a premier Mid-Atlantic canyon at the shelf edge about 60 miles off Ocean City and Cape May, where blue and white marlin and bigeye and yellowfin tuna set up on the warm shelf-break edge. A genuine offshore run, so weight swell period as heavily as height.
📋 Latest outlook: Thursday works; Friday timing only; Saturday no-go
The best day of the stretch. Winds are 1-11 knots from the northeast with gusts to 16 knots, and seas run 3.0-3.9 feet at 6-second periods from the east-southeast. Seas are slightly bumpy until 2:00 AM, then settle. Any time from 2:00 AM onward works for the 12-hour trip.
Caution: timing matters. Go only between 12:00 AM and 5:00 PM; the rest of the day is not an option. Winds build to 9-22 knots from the west-northwest, gusting 30 knots, and a southeast swell crossing a northwest wind-wave makes a confused cross-sea with steep chop, awkward motion and no good heading. Seas turn rough after 7:00 PM.
No-go. Winds of 12-21 knots from the north-northeast gust to 29 knots, and seas of 4.1-6.2 feet at 5-second periods are steep and choppy. An east-southeast swell crossing a north-northeast wind-wave creates a confused cross-sea with awkward, uncomfortable motion all day. No window is long enough for a 12-hour trip; stay ashore.
Thursday 5:00 AM to 4:00 PM is the pick, with light 4 knots northeast winds and 3.5 feet seas at 6-second periods from the east-southeast, fine for the 12-hour trip.
Sandy Hook Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Sandy Hook — the six-mile spit at the entrance to Lower New York Bay — the northern gateway to the Jersey Shore, where harbor current meets ocean swell at the tip and Raritan Bay offers a protected fallback when the oceanfront blows out.
📋 Latest outlook: Good boating Thu and Sat; Fri chop calls for caution
Go. Light 3-10 knots south-southwest winds with gusts to 16 knots and gentle 1.1-1.4 feet seas at 5-second periods from the east-southeast all day. Visibility is 10+nm with no rain, so any start time works for a 12-hour trip.
Caution. Winds of 8-13 knots from the west-northwest gust to 22 knots, and 1.1-2.0 feet seas at short 3-second periods from the southwest build steep wind-wave chop for about 5 hours. Expect a choppy, uncomfortable ride, so time your trip around the roughest stretch.
Go. Winds ease to 4-10 knots from the north-northwest with gusts to 17 knots, and seas are 1.0-1.5 feet at 4-second periods from the northeast, a bit choppy but manageable. Visibility is 10+nm and it stays dry, so any time works, though forecast confidence is a lower 71%.
Thursday, October 29 is the pick, with any start time working for the 12-hour trip thanks to 3-10 knots south-southwest winds and 1-foot seas at 5-second periods from the east-southeast.
Lake Erie Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Lake Erie — the shallowest of the Great Lakes, where a westerly wind gets the full long axis to work with and a shallow basin turns that fetch into short, steep sea faster than depth-blessed water ever would.
📋 Latest outlook: Thursday rough; Friday and Saturday are the days to go
NO-GO. Southwest winds of 8-12 knots gust to 21 knots, and the 2-second southwest wind-waves of 0.7-2.3 feet make a very steep, choppy sea for much of the day. Expect a rough ride all day, so this is not a day for a 12 hour trip. There is an 86% chance of rain around 10:00 PM, so bring rain gear if you are out.
GO. North-northwest winds of 3-10 knots (gusts to 17 knots) and northwest seas of 1.0-2.4 feet at 2-second periods are manageable, so any time works for the 12 hour trip. There is a 61% chance of rain around midnight, early in the day, so bring rain gear if you start early. Winds ease toward evening.
GO. The best day of the three, with light east winds of 2-7 knots (gusts to 13 knots) and small east-northeast seas of 0.5-1.5 feet at 2-second periods. Visibility is 10+ nautical miles and rain chances are minimal, so any time works for the 12 hour trip.
Saturday is the pick, with 2-7 knot east winds and 0.5-1.5 foot seas from the ENE, so the 12 hour trip fits anywhere in the day, and Friday night into Saturday morning is the calmest stretch.
Lake Michigan Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Lake Michigan — deep, cold, and 300 miles from end to end — a northerly gets the whole axis to work with, and the water stays cold enough to matter long after the air has warmed up.
📋 Latest outlook: Saturday is the go day; Thursday and Friday are rough
NO-GO. Westerly winds of 6-19 knots with gusts to 31 knots and 1.8-4.7 feet SW seas at 4-second periods make for very steep, choppy wind-wave conditions for 11 hours. There is no settled stretch long enough for a 12-hour trip. A 94% chance of rain around 5:00 AM adds to the misery.
NO-GO for a full day. Winds are 2-13 knots from the north, but 0.7-3.5 feet NNW seas at 3-second periods are very steep, choppy wind-wave chop, worst overnight and early morning until about 7:00 AM. Waves ease later, yet the sea state keeps the whole day off-limits.
GO. Light 4-9 knots ESE winds with gusts to 15 knots and gentle 0.7-1.4 feet SE seas at 2-second periods stay comfortable all day. Any start time works for the 12-hour trip, and visibility is 10+ nautical miles with dry weather.
Saturday, October 31 is the pick for a 12-hour trip, with 4-9 knots ESE winds and 0.7-1.4 feet seas at 2-second periods, and any start time that day works.
Ocean City Inlet Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Ocean City Inlet — the jettied cut between Fenwick Island and Assateague that the 1933 hurricane opened — the single gate every Ocean City boat passes through, with the Jackspot 23 miles out and the Baltimore and Poor Man's canyons at 60.
📋 Latest outlook: Thursday is the day; Friday needs care, Saturday is out
GO all day. Winds stay light at 1-6 knots from the southeast with gusts to 10 knots, and seas run 2.5-3.1 feet at 6-second periods from the east-southeast. Visibility is 10+nm and it stays dry, so any 12-hour stretch works.
CAUTION, so timing matters. Winds are 4-9 knots from the west-northwest with gusts to 17 knots, and seas of 2.3-2.9 feet at 6-second periods from the southeast. Expect steep wind-wave chop and a confused cross-sea, with a SE swell crossing a N wind-wave: two wave trains from different directions, awkward motion and no single good heading.
NO-GO. North winds of 4-10 knots gust to 18 knots, and seas build to 2.7-4.4 feet at just 5-second periods from the northeast, steep and choppy for much of the day. There is no settled stretch long enough for a 12-hour trip, so skip this day and use Thursday instead.
Thursday, October 29 is the pick, and the 12-hour trip can run anywhere between about 5:00 AM and 6:00 PM with light 1-6 knots southeast winds and 2.5-3.1 feet seas at 6-second periods from the east-southeast.
San Juan Harbor Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for San Juan Harbor — The narrowest shelf of any port we cover — thousands of feet of water within a few miles of the harbour mouth.
📋 Latest outlook: Friday is the pick; Thu and Sat need care
Caution: winds are light at 3-7 knots from the SE with gusts to 16 knots, but a confused cross-sea sets up as N swell crosses ENE wind-wave. Two wave trains arrive from different directions, making for awkward, uncomfortable motion with no single good heading. Seas run 2.9-3.6 feet at 9 seconds from the NNE. 69% chance of showers peaking near 4:00 PM, so bring rain gear.
Go: any time works for the 12-hour trip. Winds are 3-14 knots from the ESE with gusts to 21 knots, and seas are 2.7-3.4 feet at 8-second periods from the NNE. Visibility is 10+ nm. A 47% chance of showers peaks around 2:00 PM, so pack rain gear.
Caution: winds are light at 3-10 knots from the ESE with gusts to 17 knots, but steep wind-wave chop makes for a bumpy ride even in 2.5-2.8 foot seas at 8 seconds from the NNE. Timing matters, so plan around the choppier stretches. 60% chance of showers peaking near 3:00 PM, so bring rain gear.
Friday October 30 is the best day, with any 12-hour stretch workable in 3-14 knot ESE winds and 2.7-3.4 foot seas at 8-second periods from the NNE.
Cabo San Lucas Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Cabo San Lucas — the harbour mouth at Land's End, where the Pacific meets the Sea of Cortez and every Cabo trip starts and finishes. One side of the point can be glassy while the other is lumpy, so this is the departure read before you choose which way to turn.
📋 Latest outlook: Friday and Saturday workable with timing; Thursday no-go
No-go. Rough 7+ foot southeast seas at 9-second periods through the morning, easing only to 5-6 feet later. No safe stretch for a 12-hour trip and forecast confidence is low.
Caution, timing matters. Seas borderline until 3:00 AM, then all good from 4:00 AM on with 4.5-foot swell at 12 seconds from the south and winds of 6 knots or less. Showers possible early (56% around 6:00 AM).
Caution. Very light winds and good 4.5-foot swell at 13 seconds from the south-southwest through the morning, but seas turn borderline from noon on. Start early to take advantage of the best conditions.
Conditions depend on the day. Thursday is rough with 7+ foot seas and low model confidence, while Friday and Saturday settle into light winds and 4-5 foot long-period southerly swell. Friday offers a clean all-GO stretch from 4:00 AM onward, and Saturday needs careful timing since seas turn borderline in the afternoon.
San Diego Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for San Diego — the open coastal waters off Point Loma, where WNW groundswell, summer south swell, and the afternoon sea breeze decide the day. Mornings are usually the calm half — plan the return leg, not just the run out.
📋 Latest outlook: Mild winds, long swell, but low forecast confidence
Rated CAUTION only because forecast confidence is low at 51%; the conditions themselves look good. Winds run 4-11 knots from the west, gusting to 16 knots, with 3.5-3.9 feet seas at 11-second periods from the west-southwest. Visibility is 10+nm and it should stay dry. Check updates before committing to the 12h trip.
CAUTION on low confidence of 55%, though the numbers themselves are favorable. Winds are 4-10 knots from the west-southwest with gusts to 15 knots, and seas are 3.8-3.9 feet at 12-second periods from the southwest, long and organized. Visibility is 10+nm with little rain risk. Recheck the forecast before heading out for the 12h trip.
CAUTION because confidence is still low at 58%. Winds are very light at 1-5 knots from the south-southwest, gusting to 9 knots, with 3.9-4.1 feet seas at 13-second periods from the southwest. There is an 83% chance of rain arriving around 9:00 PM, so bring rain gear and plan to be in before evening.
Thursday 12:00 AM to 11:00 AM is the pick, with light 4-6 knots west winds and 3.6 feet seas at 11-second periods from the west-southwest, though forecast confidence is only 51%.
Destin Pass Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Destin Pass — the East Pass cut between Holiday Isle and Santa Rosa Island, where Choctawhatchee Bay meets the Gulf and every charter, party boat and private boat out of Destin Harbor crosses twice a day.
📋 Latest outlook: Saturday is the clear pick; steep chop Thu and Fri
Caution: winds are light at 6-8 knots from the northeast, but gusts reach 17 knots, and 1.1-1.4 feet seas at 3-second periods from the east make a steep wind-wave chop that persists for about 10 hours. Expect a bumpy, choppy ride; timing and tolerance matter.
Caution: light 3-7 knots east-northeast winds with gusts to 17 knots, but 1.0-1.6 feet seas at 3-second periods from the east-southeast form a steep wind-wave chop for about 3 hours. Most of the day is manageable, so plan around the choppy stretch.
Go: any time works for the 12-hour trip. Winds are light at 2-9 knots from the east with gusts to 20 knots, and seas of 1.4-2.4 feet at 4-second periods from the southeast stay manageable. Visibility is 10+nm and rain is not a concern.
Saturday, October 31 is the day to go: any time works for the 12-hour trip, with light 2-9 knots east winds and 1.4-2.4 feet seas at 4-second periods from the southeast.
Atlantis Canyon Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Atlantis Canyon — a Southern New England shelf-edge canyon about 100 miles south of Martha's Vineyard, between Block and Veatch, where bigeye and yellowfin tuna and marlin set up on the warm edge. One of the longest runs in the fleet, so weight swell period as heavily as height.
📋 Latest outlook: Thursday works; Friday and Saturday are rough
CAUTION, so timing matters. Winds stay manageable at 4-15 knots from the south with gusts to 20 knots, and seas run 2.2-3.3 feet at 5-second periods from the ESE, a bit choppy. Winds are lightest early, and waves pick up late in the evening, so run the 12 hour trip early in the day.
NO-GO. Winds of 12-21 knots from the WNW with gusts to 30 knots stir up steep wind-wave chop that lasts about 12 hours. Seas of 3.5-6.4 feet at short 4-second periods from the WSW stay choppy and uncomfortable almost all day, so there is no settled stretch long enough for the 12 hour trip.
NO-GO. Northerly winds of 12-21 knots with gusts to 29 knots build steep wind-wave chop for 8 hours. A NW swell crosses the NNE wind-wave for about 6 hours, a confused cross-sea with awkward motion and no good heading. Seas of 4.3-6.6 feet at 5 seconds leave no workable time for a 12 hour trip.
Thursday, October 29 is the only day that works for the 12 hour trip, with light southerly winds of 4-5 knots in the early hours and 2-3 foot seas from the ESE at 5-second periods, so start early before the wind builds.
Wilmington Canyon Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Wilmington Canyon — a Mid-Atlantic shelf-edge canyon about 75 miles off Indian River Inlet and Ocean City, the next canyon north of the Baltimore, holding yellowfin and bigeye tuna, white marlin and swordfish on the warm edge. A genuine offshore run, so weight swell period as heavily as height.
📋 Latest outlook: Thursday is the day to go; Friday only works by timing
GO all day. Light ENE winds of 1-11 knots with gusts to 16 knots, and 2.9-3.7 foot ESE seas at 6-second periods. Wind and waves stay good from midnight through 11:00 PM, so a 12-hour trip fits anywhere in the day. Visibility is 10+ nautical miles and no rain is expected.
CAUTION, and it depends on timing. Only 12:00 AM to 8:00 PM is workable, when wind and waves stay good; the rest of the day is not an option. WNW winds build to 21 knots, gusting 29, with 3-5 foot SSE seas at 5-second periods. A steep, choppy wind-wave and a confused cross-sea of SSE swell crossing WNW wind-wave arrive from different directions, giving awkward motion with no good heading. Conditions go bad after 9:00 PM.
NO-GO. NNE winds of 12-21 knots with gusts to 29 knots and 4-6 foot seas at 5-second periods make for rough water. A confused cross-sea of SE swell crossing NNE wind-wave persists for 11 hours, with awkward, uncomfortable motion and no good heading. No settled stretch is long enough for a 12-hour trip. Stay ashore.
Thursday, October 29 is the pick: any 12-hour stretch works, such as 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, with light 4-knot ENE winds and 3-foot ESE seas at 6-second periods.
Norfolk Canyon Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Norfolk Canyon — the southernmost major Mid-Atlantic canyon, about 65 miles off Rudee Inlet and Virginia Beach, holding tuna, marlin and some of the coast's better tilefish bottom. The Chesapeake Bay mouth can stand the sea up in the approaches before you are even offshore.
📋 Latest outlook: Fri best for a 12h trip; Thu timing-dependent, Sat no-go
CAUTION, timing matters. Go only between 6:00 AM and 12:00 AM; the rest of the day is not an option, with seas of 3.9-4.9 feet at 6-second periods from the ESE running rough early (12:00 AM to 5:00 AM). Winds are light at 1-10 knots NE, gusting to 13 knots.
CAUTION, but the best day of the three. Winds are 1-16 knots WNW with gusts to 22 knots, and seas of 3.4-4.2 feet at 7-second periods from the SE stay comfortable nearly all day, slipping to caution only around 11:00 PM. A good day for the 12h trip.
NO-GO. No settled stretch is long enough for a 12h trip. Winds of 13-19 knots NNE gust to 27 knots, and 4.5-6.2 feet seas at 5-second periods from the NE form steep wind-wave chop. An ESE swell crossing the NNE wind-wave makes a confused cross-sea with awkward motion and no good heading. Stay ashore.
Friday, October 30 is the pick: from 12:00 AM through 11:00 PM, 1-16 knots WNW winds and 3.4-4.2 feet seas at 7-second periods from the SE leave plenty of room to fit the 12h trip.
Auckland / Hauraki Gulf Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Auckland / Hauraki Gulf — Auckland's inner sea, screened from the open Pacific by Great Barrier Island and the Coromandel Peninsula. The shelter is directional — westerlies are short-fetch, but a sustained northeast runs straight down the gap and the swell arrives with far less to stop it.
📋 Latest outlook: Depends on the day: Saturday offers a good daytime window
CAUTION. Light west-northwest winds early build to 17-18 kt W with gusts near 29 kt. Steep 3-second chop of 2-3 ft from the west-northwest makes for a bumpy day, worst in the afternoon and evening. Rain chance peaks at 88% around 9:00 PM.
NO-GO. 20-22 kt WSW winds gusting to 36 kt and steep 3-second chop building to 4.3 ft from the west-southwest. No settled window for a 12-hour trip. 86% chance of rain peaks around 7:00 PM.
CAUTION. Go only between 8:00 AM and midnight NZDT; before 8:00 AM it is not an option. Winds 12-13 kt SSW easing, seas dropping from 2.4 ft to about 1 ft with short south-southwest chop. High confidence at 95%.
Overall the call is CAUTION because it depends on the day. Saturday is the best option, with a clean window from 8:00 AM to midnight, while Friday is a NO-GO with strong winds and steep, short-period chop. Thursday is borderline, with steep 3-second wind-wave chop and a strong chance of rain in the evening.
Tauranga Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Tauranga — the Bay of Plenty outside Tauranga, where Matakana Island splits the harbour into two entrances. Entrance flow runs hard, and swell against an outgoing tide is what stands the bar up — check the bar itself before committing.
📋 Latest outlook: Only Saturday is workable; Thu and Fri are NO-GO
NO-GO. Winds reach 16-18 knots from the west with gusts to 38 knots and steep 3-second seas to 2.7 feet. An N swell crosses the WNW wind-wave, making for awkward motion. No window long enough for a 12-hour trip.
NO-GO. 17-19 knot west winds with gusts to 42 knots build a very steep 3-second chop of up to 3.1 feet. 78% chance of rain around 4:00 PM. Not an option at any time.
CAUTION, so timing matters. Calm light-wind morning with 0.7-0.8 foot seas, but a steep short-period chop builds in the evening. Run the 12-hour trip in the morning to afternoon and be back before evening.
The 12-hour trip depends on the day: Saturday is the only workable day. Thursday and Friday are NO-GO because afternoon 17-19 knot west winds with gusts of 34-42 knots build a steep 3-second wind-wave chop. Saturday settles to light winds and small seas, though a short-period chop still makes it a timing-dependent CAUTION day, and model confidence is only moderate at 61-75%.
Moreton Bay Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Moreton Bay — Brisbane's sheltered water, screened from the Coral Sea by Moreton and North Stradbroke Islands. The bay is shallow, so a fresh southeasterly builds a short steep chop out of proportion to the wind — and the shelter ends where the islands do.
📋 Latest outlook: Light winds; Thursday has choppy seas, Fri-Sat favorable
Caution: light 7-9 knot winds but steep, short 3-4 second chop with gusts to 23 knots. Evening eases to 5-6 knots from the east. Expect a lumpy ride during the day.
Good all day: light 4-8 knot southeast to east winds and 1-1.6 ft seas from the east-southeast. Gusts rise to about 20 knots in the afternoon but conditions stay comfortable.
Good all day: calm light northeast winds and 1 ft seas in the morning, building to 9-11 knots from the north and 2 ft seas by evening. Earlier departures are the most comfortable; confidence is moderate at 66%.
Winds stay light (under 12 knots) all three days, but it depends on the day: Thursday carries a steep, short-period wind-wave chop that earns a caution, while Friday and Saturday are good for the 12-hour trip. Forecast confidence is moderate to good, lowest on Saturday at 66%, with the model spread mostly in gusts and wave period.
Sydney Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Sydney — Sydney's exposed coastal water, where the pattern to respect from October to February is the southerly buster — an abrupt afternoon southerly change that can gust over 40 knots within minutes of arriving.
📋 Latest outlook: Mixed: Thursday workable with timing, Saturday no-go
Best day of the three. Light westerly winds and 3-5 foot south-southeast seas through about 1:00 PM. Southeast gusts to 24 knots and 5.5 foot seas build from the afternoon, so time your outing early.
Caution all day: a south swell crosses a building northeast wind-wave, giving a confused cross-sea and steep chop. Northeast winds reach 13 knots with gusts to 29 knots by late afternoon. Mornings are calmer.
No-go for a 12-hour trip: a confused cross-sea lasts about 9 hours and seas steepen to 5 feet at 6 seconds by late afternoon. Only a short morning lull exists. 69% chance of rain peaking around 5:00 PM.
Overall it depends on the day. Winds stay light to moderate (10-13 knots) all three days, but a persistent 5-foot south-southeast swell dominates the sea state, and from Friday a rising northeast wind-wave crosses it. Thursday is the best day; Saturday has no settled stretch long enough for a 12-hour trip and rain arrives late in the day.
Cook Strait Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Cook Strait — the exposed water south of Wellington Harbour, where the gap between the North and South Islands funnels and accelerates the weather. Strong tidal streams mean wind against tide, not wind speed alone, is what decides the day.
📋 Latest outlook: NO-GO: strong winds and steep seas all three days
Dangerous 30-33 kt northwest winds and steep 7-8 ft chop at 5-second periods through midday. A brief evening lull is too short for a 12-hour trip, and a confused cross-sea develops as the south swell crosses the west-northwest wind-wave.
Rough all day: steep chop in the morning, then a confused cross-sea of south-southwest swell crossing west wind-wave. A calmer afternoon is too short for a 12-hour trip, and winds build to 27 knots by evening. Low confidence at 55%; 63% chance of rain near 10:00 AM.
Winds ease to light by afternoon, but 13-14 ft south-southwest swell at 9-10 second periods makes the whole day unsuitable. No window long enough for a 12-hour trip, and confidence is high at 87%.
No day in this 72-hour stretch offers a settled window long enough for a 12-hour trip. Thursday brings gale-force northwest winds with steep short-period chop, Friday stays rough with shifting winds and a building southwest swell, and Saturday has lighter winds but very large 13-14 ft swells at 9-10 second periods from the south-southwest. Treat the whole period as unsuitable for recreational boating.
Perth Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Perth — Perth's coastal water, run on a clock by the Fremantle Doctor — the 15–20 knot southwesterly sea breeze that fills in most warm-season afternoons. Mornings are usually the calm half of the day.
📋 Latest outlook: Thu and Fri good for boating; Sat unsafe
Good day, any time works. Light 5-9 knot winds through the morning, building to 13 knots from the southwest by evening. Seas 3-3.4 feet at 10-12 second periods from the southwest.
Good day, any time works. Light 4-10 knot west winds easing through the evening. Seas 3.1-3.4 feet at 10-12 second periods from the southwest.
No-go day. Winds build to 20 knots with gusts to 25 knots from the north-northeast, then 15-17 knots from the west-northwest. West seas build to 4.7 feet. 87% chance of rain around 6:00 AM and low model confidence.
Overall this is a CAUTION forecast because it depends on the day: Thursday and Friday are both GO, while Saturday is NO-GO. Light winds and a comfortable long-period southwest swell dominate the first two days, then a northerly wind pushes in on Saturday with building seas, strong gusts and low model agreement.
Napier Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Napier — the open western shore of Hawke Bay, where boats cross exposed water from Napier and Ahuriri to the snapper and kingfish grounds. East and southeast swell drives the day; an offshore westerly flattens it right down.
📋 Latest outlook: Depends on the day: Thursday and Saturday have timing windows
Go only 12:00 AM to 5:00 PM NZDT with light to moderate west-northwest winds. After 5:00 PM winds and gusts build sharply from the west. Low confidence at 51%.
Not suitable for a 12-hour trip. West winds to 23 knots, gusts to 44 knots, steep choppy seas, and 92% rain chance near 4:00 PM. Only a short lull after 8:00 PM.
Light to moderate southwest winds with 3-4 foot south swell at 5-7 seconds. A few hours of steep chop early on call for timing care. Calmest in the evening.
Conditions are mixed, so it depends on the day. Thursday offers a daytime window before winds build in the evening, Friday is poor except for a late-night lull, and Saturday has fair winds but a lumpy swell. The 12-hour trip must fit inside the stated windows; outside them the day is not an option. Model agreement is lowest on Thursday (51%) and Saturday (62%), so expect changes.
Kaikōura Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Kaikōura — a coast that sits over a 1,000 m canyon within a few miles of the peninsula. One thing decides a small-boat day here — the southerly, which builds fast and hard and can shut a launch down by mid-morning.
📋 Latest outlook: Thu & Fri workable with timing; Sat NO-GO on big S seas
CAUTION with low 55% confidence. Light winds to 13 knots WNW, but steep chop at 5-6 seconds from the SSE and a confused cross-sea (S swell crossing W wind-wave) make for awkward motion. Best early; 86% chance of rain around 1:00 PM.
CAUTION. The 12h trip works only between 12:00 AM and about 10:00 PM, with light W winds under 9 knots and 2.5-3.5 foot S swell. After 10:00 PM seas build to 6.7 feet, so the rest of the day is not an option. Rain is certain around 7:00 PM.
NO-GO. Light W winds under 10 knots, but 8-foot S swell at 8-9 seconds eases only to about 5 feet by evening. No settled window for a 12h trip. Stay ashore.
The 12h trip depends on the day: Thursday is a low-confidence CAUTION, Friday works only inside a window (midnight to about 10:00 PM) and is not an option after that, and Saturday is NO-GO. Winds stay light at 13 knots or less throughout, but southerly swell builds from late Friday into Saturday, reaching about 8 feet at 8-9 second periods. Thursday's caution comes from steep, confused seas rather than wind strength.
Cairns Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Cairns — the gateway to the northern Great Barrier Reef, where almost every trip crosses open water from Trinity Inlet to the outer ribbons. The SE trades set the sea state and decide the run out.
📋 Latest outlook: Light winds and low seas all three days - good to go
Light 2-6 knot winds and low 1.8-foot seas from the east-northeast at 4-5 seconds. Any time works for a 12-hour trip. 47% chance of showers around midday, so bring rain gear.
Light winds up to 6 knots east and 2.2-foot seas from the east-northeast at 4 seconds. Any time works for a 12-hour trip. 86% chance of showers around 10:00 AM, so bring rain gear.
Light winds up to 6 knots east and 2.2-2.4 foot seas from the east-northeast at 5 seconds. Any time works for a 12-hour trip. 74% chance of showers around 2:00 PM, so bring rain gear.
Winds stay at 6 knots or less from variable directions, mostly light southwest overnight turning easterly in the afternoon, with low 2-foot seas at 4-5 second periods from the east-northeast. Short-period chop is minor at this height and every hour is rated good for wind and waves. Showers are the main thing to plan for, especially Friday morning and Saturday afternoon, so bring rain gear.
Nelson Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Nelson — the sheltered top of Tasman Bay, where the bay geometry and Farewell Spit knock down most open-ocean swell. Wind-driven chop and the afternoon sea breeze, not swell, make the call.
📋 Latest outlook: Mixed outlook: Saturday and Thursday workable, Friday no-go
Calm morning, but afternoon west-southwest winds reach 15 knots with gusts near 29 knots and steep 3-second chop from the west-northwest. Timing matters for a 12-hour trip. Rain chance peaks at 100% around noon, so bring rain gear.
NO-GO all day. Winds build to 15 knots with gusts to 32 knots from the southwest, with very steep 3-second chop to 3 feet from the west. Rain chance peaks at 100% around 10:00 AM. Low confidence at 47% adds uncertainty.
Lightest conditions of the period, with 2-4 knot winds and under 1-foot seas in the morning. North-northeast wind rises to about 9 knots with gusts near 19 knots in the afternoon, with choppy 2-second seas. Confidence is only 55%, so check updates.
Overall this is a CAUTION outlook, so it depends on the day. Winds stay light to moderate (up to about 15 knots) but the sea state is short-period and choppy at only 3-4 seconds, with confidence low on Friday and Saturday. Saturday offers the lightest winds and smallest seas, though forecast confidence is only moderate-to-low.
Port Phillip Bay Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Port Phillip Bay — a big enclosed bay off Melbourne with no ocean swell — the sea state is wind-driven chop that stands up short and steep the moment the breeze pipes up. The Rip at the Heads is a separate, serious decision.
📋 Latest outlook: Thu & Fri easy; Sat steep chop and rain, timing matters
Good all day. Light west-southwest winds ease to near calm by 2:00 PM, with gentle south-southwest swell. Early chop is minor.
Good all day with very light winds and small seas. A brief 13 knot north-northeast breeze arrives around 5:00 PM and eases by evening.
CAUTION: steep 2-3 foot chop at 2-3 seconds, 18-19 knot northwest to west winds gusting 26 knots from mid-morning. 94% chance of rain near 2:00 PM. Pick Thursday or Friday.
Overall it depends on the day: Thursday and Friday are both good for the 12h trip, while Saturday is a CAUTION day with steep, short-period wind-wave chop for about 9 hours and a high rain chance. Winds stay light to moderate Thursday and Friday, then build to around 19 knots from the northwest and west on Saturday.
Bay of Islands Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Bay of Islands — roughly 144 islands with glassy inner waters and exposed outer game grounds — the two rarely match. The call is how much easterly swell you'll take once you clear the last island.
📋 Latest outlook: Mixed: Oct 31 is the day to go; Oct 29 and 30 are not
NO-GO. Steep, choppy 4-second north-northwest seas to 3 ft with west-northwest winds of 11-16 knots, gusts to 32 knots, worst 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM. 45% chance of rain near 1:00 PM. Stay in.
NO-GO except from 8:00 PM into the early hours of Saturday, the only settled window for a 12h trip. Rest of the day is not an option: 17-knot west-southwest winds, gusts to 35 knots, steep 3-second seas.
GO. Light 6-11 knot south-southwest winds and gentle 1.1-1.9 ft seas all day, smoothing into the evening. Any start time suits a 12h trip, with only brief gusts near 25 knots mid-morning.
This is a CAUTION overall, and it depends on the day. Saturday, Oct 31 is the clear good day, with light SSW winds and small seas. Thursday, Oct 29 is NO-GO because of steep, choppy wind-wave seas, and Friday, Oct 30 is NO-GO except for one evening window that is long enough for the 12h trip.
Gold Coast Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Gold Coast — where the day is decided at the Seaway bar — a SE groundswell against an ebbing tide turns the entrance dangerous. Read swell period against the tide before the offshore forecast even matters.
📋 Latest outlook: Thursday is a GO; Fri and Sat are CAUTION on low confidence
GO all day. Light winds under 8 knots and organized 3-foot southeast seas at 6 seconds. Afternoon gusts near 20 knots from the east-northeast and a 63% chance of showers around 4:00 PM, so pack rain gear.
CAUTION on low 57% confidence, not on conditions. Light winds, with east breezes near 8 knots and gusts to 20 knots in the afternoon. Seas of 3.5-4 feet at 8 seconds from the southeast, but models disagree on wave height.
CAUTION on low 47% confidence. Winds near calm, building to 5-6 knots from the north-northeast by afternoon. Seas of 3.2-3.7 feet at 7-8 seconds from the southeast, with models disagreeing on wave height.
Winds stay light (under 10 knots, gusts to about 20) with moderate 3-4 foot southeast seas all three days, so the 12-hour trip is comfortable on paper. Thursday is the clear pick: model agreement is best and the sea state is well organized. Friday and Saturday are downgraded to CAUTION only because model confidence drops to 57% and 47%, so wave heights could differ from the forecast.
Hervey Bay Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Hervey Bay — sheltered in the lee of K'gari (Fraser Island), which walls off the Coral Sea swell, so it's mostly local wind-chop. Strong northerlies down Platypus Bay are the exception.
📋 Latest outlook: Light winds and low seas all three days — go
GO. Calm morning with light south-south-west winds and under 1 ft seas. Breeze builds to 12 knots from the south-east by midday with 1.4-1.8 ft short chop in the afternoon. 46% chance of showers around midnight.
GO and any time works. Steady 7-10 knot east-south-east winds and 1-1.4 ft short chop from the east all day. Very high forecast confidence (95%) and minimal rain.
GO. Lightest winds of the period at 4-8 knots with 0.8-1.4 ft seas from the north-east. 52% chance of showers peaking around 3:00 PM, so bring rain gear. Confidence is lower at 69%.
All three days are rated GO for a 12h trip, with light to gentle winds peaking near 12 knots and seas at or below about 1.8 feet. Waves are short-period, roughly 2-second chop, but small enough that steepness stays in the good range. Saturday has lower forecast confidence (69%) and a 52% chance of afternoon showers, so keep an eye on updates.
Coromandel Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Coromandel — snapper country around the Mercury Islands off Whitianga — often sheltered in close, but the open east coast catches easterly swell the moment you push out past the islands.
📋 Latest outlook: Only Saturday is a clear go; Thu/Fri are rough
No-go. Winds build to 17-18 knots from the west with gusts to 38 knots from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM over choppy 3-second seas from the northwest. No stretch long enough for a 12 hour trip. Heavy rain likely late evening.
Caution. Only 10:00 PM to midnight works, easing into Saturday. The rest of the day is a no-go: 17-21 knot winds gusting to 42 knots and steep 3-second seas up to 3 ft from the west. Confidence is lower.
Go. Light 2-12 knot winds from the southwest turning easterly and small 1-1.4 ft seas all day make any start time work for a 12 hour trip. No rain expected.
Overall it depends on the day: Saturday, October 31 is the one good day for a 12 hour trip, with light winds and small seas. Thursday and Friday both bring a strong westerly wind surge through the afternoon with gusts to the high 30s and low 40s knots over short, steep seas. Friday only opens up late at night, so it is not an option for a trip this long.
Strait of Georgia Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Strait of Georgia — the open water between Vancouver and Nanaimo, sheltered from Pacific swell by Vancouver Island. Almost all of its sea is locally generated wind chop, so a summer northwesterly building through the afternoon matters more here than any swell arriving from offshore.
📋 Latest outlook: Thu rough early; Fri and Sat good for boating
Caution: only go from 3:00 PM Thursday onward for a 12-hour trip; the rest of the day is not an option. Early 15-18 kt east winds and steep 3.5 ft chop at 3-second periods from the east, with heavy rain (98% chance at midnight).
Good all day: light 4-11 kt north to northwest winds and small 0.4-1.4 ft seas at 1-2 second periods. Calmest from 3:00 PM on. There's a 78% chance of rain at midnight, so bring rain gear for the earliest hours.
Good all day. Very light 3-7 kt winds and flat seas until noon, then west-northwest winds build to 15-17 kt with 1.4-2.4 ft seas at 2-3 second periods from the northwest by evening.
It depends on the day: Friday and Saturday are the good boating days, while Thursday is only workable late. A 12-hour trip fits on Thursday only within the 3:00 PM Thursday to Saturday midnight stretch, so Thursday's early and midday hours are not an option. Thursday's steep short-period east chop and heavy rain make the first half of the day unsuitable, but conditions settle into Friday with light winds and small seas.
Halifax Approaches Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Halifax Approaches — the open Atlantic approaches south of Chebucto Head, outside the shelter of Halifax Harbour. Long-period swell runs here independently of local wind, so a calm morning ashore says very little about the sea state past the headland.
📋 Latest outlook: NO-GO all three days: steep chop and strong winds
NO-GO all day. Steep, short-period chop of 3-6 feet with 15-22 knot west-southwest to southwest winds, gusting to 28 knots. No time is suitable for a 12-hour trip.
NO-GO. Rough 5-6 foot chop and 19-22 knot southwest winds in the morning, easing by evening but never giving a long enough window for a 12-hour trip. 73% chance of rain peaking around 3:00 PM.
NO-GO. North-northwest winds of 17-18 knots gusting to 25, with steep 4-second chop and a southwest swell crossing the north-northwest wind-wave making for a confused, uncomfortable sea. No time works for a 12-hour trip.
No day offers a settled all-GO stretch long enough for the 12h trip. Thursday and Friday are dominated by 15-22 knot southwest winds (gusts to 29 knots) and steep, short-period seas of 4-6 feet, while Saturday swings to north-northwest winds with a confused cross-sea. Model confidence is moderate to high (79-85%), so the pattern is reliable.
Newfoundland Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Newfoundland — the open North Atlantic off Cape Spear, outside the shelter of St. John's Harbour. Long-period swell runs here regardless of local wind, and the cold Labrador Current brings fog and, in spring, icebergs.
📋 Latest outlook: No safe 12h window: confused seas all three days
NO-GO. North swell of 2.7 meters at 11 seconds crosses west winds of 11-14 knots, gusting to 30. Seas ease to 1.7 meters by afternoon, but no settled window supports a 12-hour trip.
NO-GO. North swell crossing southwest wind-waves makes a confused sea all day. Southwest winds peak at 17 knots, gusting 33, around midday, with steep chop after 4:30 PM. Rain chance 80% late evening.
NO-GO. Winds drop to 2-4 knots by morning with 1.7 meter seas at 10 seconds, but the cross-sea persists and north winds build to 12-13 knots with steep chop after 9:30 PM. Early rain chance 82%.
All three days are NO-GO because lingering north swell keeps the sea state awkward and no stretch is settled enough for a 12-hour trip. Winds are mostly moderate, but a north swell crossing southwest to west wind-waves, a Friday afternoon wind and wave spike, and rising chop Saturday night keep conditions uncomfortable. Model confidence is only moderate (71-76%), with wind speed and gust agreement weakest.
Marseille Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Marseille — France's great Mediterranean port city — the rade de Marseille and the calanques coast, where a rising mistral can turn a calm morning into a short, steep sea by afternoon.
📋 Latest outlook: Conditions calmes et maniables sur trois jours
Conditions excellentes toute la journée : vent de nord-est de 3 à 4 nœuds, creux de 0,5 m décroissant à 0,1 m de secteur ouest. Sortie possible à toute heure.
Mer quasi plate le matin, vent de nord-est faible. L'après-midi, vent de sud-est de 5 à 6 nœuds et creux de 0,4 m. Pluie probable (84 % vers 16 h) : prévoir un ciré.
Calme jusqu'à midi (vent de nord-nord-est de 2 à 4 nœuds, creux de 0,2 m). Brise de nord-ouest de 5 à 6 nœuds l'après-midi et clapot court de 0,4 à 0,6 m en soirée.
Vents faibles (4 à 6 nœuds au plus) et creux inférieurs à 0,6 m sur les trois jours : la plaisance est possible à toute heure, y compris pour une sortie de 12 h. Le clapot reste court (période 2 à 3 s) mais très peu creusé. L'indice de confiance baisse légèrement de jeudi (78 %) à samedi (70 %), surtout sur la période des vagues.
Toulon Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Toulon — one of the Mediterranean's finest natural harbors — the rade de Toulon and the run east to Porquerolles and the îles d'Hyères, with the mistral off Cap Sicié setting the day's terms.
📋 Latest outlook: Conditions calmes et maniables sur trois jours
Journée très calme : vent de 2 à 4 nœuds de nord-nord-ouest à sud-est et creux de 0,1 à 0,3 m de secteur ouest. Sortie possible à toute heure. Indice de confiance de 91 %.
Vent faible de 3 à 4 nœuds de nord-est à sud-est, creux de 0,4 à 0,6 m de secteur est-sud-est, clapot court. Sortie possible à toute heure. Pluie probable (84 %) vers 16 h : prévoir de quoi se protéger.
Vent de 1 à 4 nœuds de nord-nord-ouest à sud-ouest, creux de 0,3 à 0,4 m de secteur est-sud-est, période 4 s. Sortie possible à toute heure. Indice de confiance de 88 %.
Les trois jours offrent un vent très faible, de 4 nœuds au maximum, et une mer très peu agitée, avec des creux de 0,3 à 0,6 m. Seuls un clapot court (période 3 à 4 s) et quelques rafales de 11 à 12 nœuds en milieu de journée viennent nuancer le tableau. Les modèles s'accordent bien (indice de confiance de 79 à 91 %), et une sortie de 12 h reste possible à n'importe quel moment.
Cannes Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Cannes — the bay between the Croisette and the îles de Lérins — sheltered from the west by the Estérel, quick to turn uncomfortable when an easterly sends swell into the anchorages.
📋 Latest outlook: Conditions calmes et maniables sur trois jours
Journée idéale à toute heure : vent de 0 à 6 nœuds, mer quasi plate (0,1 m). Un peu plus de vent de nord-nord-est en soirée, sans gêne. Indice de confiance de 87 %.
Bonne journée à toute heure : vent de 2 à 7 nœuds, creux de 0,3 à 0,5 m, petit clapot sans gravité. Rafales de 10-11 nœuds l'après-midi. Indice de confiance de 70 %.
Très belle journée à toute heure : vent de 0 à 4 nœuds, mer calme (0,3-0,4 m, période 4 s). Brèves rafales de sud-est l'après-midi. Indice de confiance de 70 %.
Sur les trois jours, les vents restent faibles à modérés (7 nœuds au maximum) et la mer est quasi plate, avec des creux de 0,1 à 0,5 m. Aucune contrainte particulière pour la plaisance : la sortie de 12 h est possible à tout moment chaque jour. L'indice de confiance est de 87 % jeudi puis de 70 % vendredi et samedi, avec une incertitude surtout sur la hauteur exacte des creux, qui restent de toute façon faibles.
La Rochelle Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for La Rochelle — France's sailing capital on the pertuis d'Antioche, the sheltered sound between the île de Ré and Oléron — Atlantic swell softened by the islands, but a tidal playground where wind against current stands the sea up fast.
📋 Latest outlook: Conditions idéales: vent faible et mer calme
Vent d'est-nord-est de 5 à 8 nœuds, rafales jusqu'à 17 nœuds vers midi. Houle de secteur ouest de 1,0 m s'atténuant à 0,5 m, période 9 à 11 s. Toute heure convient pour une sortie de 12 h.
Vent d'est-nord-est de 4 à 6 nœuds et creux de 0,4 m de secteur ouest, période 6 à 10 s. La journée la plus calme: toute heure convient pour une sortie de 12 h.
Vent d'est-nord-est de 5 à 8 nœuds, rafales jusqu'à 16 nœuds en journée. Creux de 0,5 à 0,7 m de secteur ouest, période 9-10 s. Toute heure convient pour une sortie de 12 h.
Les trois jours offrent des conditions très favorables pour la plaisance: vent d'est-nord-est faible à modéré (5 à 8 nœuds) et creux de 0,4 à 1,0 m de secteur ouest, avec une période de 8 à 11 secondes. La mer reste bien rangée, sans clapot gênant, et aucune pluie n'est attendue. Les rafales de 15 à 17 nœuds en milieu de journée jeudi et samedi méritent simplement d'être gardées en tête. L'indice de confiance est correct (73 à 87 %), avec un peu plus d'incertitude sur les rafales et la hauteur de houle samedi.
Le Havre Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Le Havre — the gateway to the baie de Seine — Channel swell from the west meeting the estuary's tidal streams, with the commercial approaches of one of France's great ports to respect.
📋 Latest outlook: Conditions favorables et stables tout le week-end
Journée très favorable : vent de sud-est puis d'est de 3 à 8 nœuds et creux de 0,2 à 0,4 m. Tout horaire convient pour une sortie de 12 h.
Vent d'est de 6 à 9 nœuds et creux de 0,2 à 0,4 m de secteur est, période 2 s. Tout horaire convient pour une sortie de 12 h.
Vent d'est de 5 à 9 nœuds en baisse en fin de journée, creux de 0,3 à 0,4 m. Tout horaire convient pour une sortie de 12 h.
Sur les trois jours, le vent d'est reste faible à modéré (3 à 9 nœuds, rafales jusqu'à 15 nœuds) et les creux ne dépassent pas 0,4 m. La mer est très calme, avec un clapot court (période 2 à 5 s) sans enjeu à cette hauteur. L'indice de confiance reste correct (74 à 82 %), l'incertitude portant surtout sur la période et la direction des vagues, sans conséquence sur la sortie de 12 h.
Saint-Malo Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Saint-Malo — the corsair city's rade on the côte d'Émeraude — home to some of Europe's greatest tidal ranges, where the same Channel swell reads differently every three hours as the current turns.
📋 Latest outlook: Conditions très favorables, vent faible et mer calme
Vent d'est-sud-est de 3 à 7 nœuds, creux de 0,7 m s'amortissant à 0,4 m de secteur ouest-nord-ouest. Sortie de 12 h possible à toute heure. Indice de confiance de 90 %.
Vent d'est de 3 à 5 nœuds, creux de 0,3 m de nord à nord-nord-est, mer très calme. Clapot un peu plus marqué le soir. Indice de confiance de 76 %.
Vent d'est-nord-est de 3 à 4 nœuds, houle régulière de nord-ouest de 0,4 à 0,6 m, période 8 à 9 s. Sortie de 12 h possible à toute heure. Indice de confiance de 92 %.
Trois jours consécutifs sous le signe du calme : vent de 3 à 7 nœuds d'est, creux de 0,3 à 0,7 m, aucune pluie annoncée. La sortie de 12 h est envisageable à n'importe quelle heure sur toute la période. Le seul point de vigilance est l'indice de confiance plus modeste de vendredi (76 %), lié à une période de houle incertaine.
Genova Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Genova — the Ligurian heart of Italian boating — flat inshore under a northerly tramontana, but the libeccio has the whole Ligurian Sea to build swell across before it reaches the gulf.
📋 Latest outlook: Condizioni ottime: venti deboli da nord e mare calmo
Mare poco mosso e vento da nord di 3-7 nodi, minimo nel primo pomeriggio. Qualsiasi orario va bene per l'uscita di 12 ore. Raffiche fino a 15 nodi.
Mare mosso ma onda bassa (0,3-0,6 m) da nord, vento da nord di 5-8 nodi. Qualsiasi orario va bene per l'uscita di 12 ore. Raffiche fino a 16 nodi.
Mare poco mosso e vento da nord di 4-8 nodi, più debole verso le 10-11. Qualsiasi orario va bene per l'uscita di 12 ore. Raffiche fino a 18 nodi al mattino presto.
Per tutto il periodo prevalgono venti deboli o moderati da nord, tra 3 e 8 nodi, con onda corta da nord e nord-nord-ovest di 0,2-0,6 metri e periodo di circa 2 secondi. Le raffiche arrivano a 15-18 nodi, ma la previsione sulle raffiche resta incerta. Nessuna pioggia rilevante e tutte e tre le giornate sono adatte a un'uscita di 12 ore.
Palermo Boating Forecast
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions for Palermo — the Tyrrhenian gulf below Monte Pellegrino — open to the north, so a northerly tramontana or grecale sends swell straight in while a southerly blows offshore and leaves the inshore water deceptively flat.
📋 Latest outlook: Tre giorni tranquilli: vento debole e mare poco mosso
Vento debole, al massimo 6 nodi da nord-nord-est nel pomeriggio, e mare poco mosso con onde di 0,3-0,5 metri. Si può uscire a qualsiasi ora, visibilità ottima e nessuna pioggia.
Vento debolissimo, al massimo 5 nodi da nord-nord-est nel pomeriggio, e mare poco mosso con onde di 0,2-0,3 metri. Qualsiasi orario va bene; 29% di pioggia verso le 16:00.
Vento debole (max 6 nodi da nord-nord-est) e mare poco mosso con onde di 0,2-0,3 metri. Condizioni buone tutto il giorno, ma 92% di pioggia verso le 16:00: meglio uscire al mattino.
Condizioni molto favorevoli per tutto il periodo: vento sempre debole (al massimo 6 nodi) e mare poco mosso con onde di 0,2-0,5 metri. L'attendibilità dei modelli è alta (88%). Unica nota per sabato 31: probabilità di pioggia del 92% intorno alle 16:00, da tenere presente per la preparazione.
MidAtlantic Tournament Marine Weather — Cape May to the Canyons
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions across 3 zones for the MidAtlantic Tournament.
📋 Latest outlook: Thursday works; Friday timing only; Saturday no-go
The best day of the stretch. Winds are 1-11 knots from the northeast with gusts to 16 knots, and seas run 3.0-3.9 feet at 6-second periods from the east-southeast. Seas are slightly bumpy until 2:00 AM, then settle. Any time from 2:00 AM onward works for the 12-hour trip.
Caution: timing matters. Go only between 12:00 AM and 5:00 PM; the rest of the day is not an option. Winds build to 9-22 knots from the west-northwest, gusting 30 knots, and a southeast swell crossing a northwest wind-wave makes a confused cross-sea with steep chop, awkward motion and no good heading. Seas turn rough after 7:00 PM.
No-go. Winds of 12-21 knots from the north-northeast gust to 29 knots, and seas of 4.1-6.2 feet at 5-second periods are steep and choppy. An east-southeast swell crossing a north-northeast wind-wave creates a confused cross-sea with awkward, uncomfortable motion all day. No window is long enough for a 12-hour trip; stay ashore.
Thursday 5:00 AM to 4:00 PM is the pick, with light 4 knots northeast winds and 3.5 feet seas at 6-second periods from the east-southeast, fine for the 12-hour trip.
MRMTC Offshore Open Marine Weather — Manasquan Inlet to the Canyons
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions across 3 zones for the MRMTC Offshore Open.
📋 Latest outlook: Thursday is the day to go; Friday and Saturday are NO-GO
GO all day. Winds run 4-14 knots from the SSW with gusts near 20 knots, and seas are 2.2-3.0 feet at 5-second periods from the southeast, a moderate sea. Wind and waves stay good from 12:00 AM through 11:00 PM, so any 12-hour trip start works.
NO-GO. WNW winds build from 14 to 24 knots with gusts to 33 knots, and seas of 3.1-5.8 feet at short 4-second periods make steep wind-wave chop for much of the day. A SE swell crosses the WSW wind-wave, a confused cross-sea with awkward motion and no good heading. Waves turn bad after 6:00 PM. No settled stretch fits a 12-hour trip.
NO-GO. North winds of 11-19 knots gust to 27 knots, easing after 9:00 AM, but steep wind-wave chop of 3.4-6.0 feet at 5-second periods from the NNE keeps waves bad through 4:00 PM. Seas only settle after 8:00 PM. Forecast confidence is just 64%, and no stretch is long enough for a 12-hour trip.
Thursday, October 29 is the pick for the 12-hour trip, with the whole day workable and the calmest stretch from 12:00 AM to 11:00 AM at about 6 knots SSW winds and 2.8 feet seas at 5-second periods from the southeast.
Los Cabos Billfish Tournament Marine Weather — Cabo San Lucas
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions across 3 zones for the Los Cabos Billfish Tournament.
📋 Latest outlook: Light winds, but big seas make this a day-dependent call
NO-GO. Light winds, but 6-8 foot southeast swell at 9-10 seconds rates bad most of the day. Evening seas ease to about 6 feet, but that is only a lull, not a window for a 12 hour trip.
CAUTION. Calm 3-7 knot south-southwest winds with a steady 5.6-5.8 foot southwest swell at 12 seconds. Doable for larger boats; 71% chance of rain near 5:00 AM, so bring rain gear.
CAUTION. Nearly calm 1-5 knot southwest winds with a steady 5.8-foot southwest swell at 13 seconds. The best of the three days, but expect sizable swell all day.
Winds stay light all three days (under 11 knots), but sea state is the limiting factor. Thursday carries large 8-foot southeast swell and is a NO-GO, while Friday and Saturday settle into 5.6-5.9 foot southwest swell at 12-13 second periods and are CAUTION days. It depends on the day: Friday and Saturday are the better choices, with the long period keeping the swell organized but still sizable for smaller boats.
Bisbee's Black & Blue Marine Weather — Cabo San Lucas
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions across 3 zones for the Bisbee's Black & Blue.
📋 Latest outlook: Light winds, but big seas make this a day-dependent call
NO-GO. Light winds, but 6-8 foot southeast swell at 9-10 seconds rates bad most of the day. Evening seas ease to about 6 feet, but that is only a lull, not a window for a 12 hour trip.
CAUTION. Calm 3-7 knot south-southwest winds with a steady 5.6-5.8 foot southwest swell at 12 seconds. Doable for larger boats; 71% chance of rain near 5:00 AM, so bring rain gear.
CAUTION. Nearly calm 1-5 knot southwest winds with a steady 5.8-foot southwest swell at 13 seconds. The best of the three days, but expect sizable swell all day.
Winds stay light all three days (under 11 knots), but sea state is the limiting factor. Thursday carries large 8-foot southeast swell and is a NO-GO, while Friday and Saturday settle into 5.6-5.9 foot southwest swell at 12-13 second periods and are CAUTION days. It depends on the day: Friday and Saturday are the better choices, with the long period keeping the swell organized but still sizable for smaller boats.
Bisbee's Los Cabos Offshore Marine Weather — Cabo San Lucas
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions across 3 zones for the Bisbee's Los Cabos Offshore.
📋 Latest outlook: Light winds, but big seas make this a day-dependent call
NO-GO. Light winds, but 6-8 foot southeast swell at 9-10 seconds rates bad most of the day. Evening seas ease to about 6 feet, but that is only a lull, not a window for a 12 hour trip.
CAUTION. Calm 3-7 knot south-southwest winds with a steady 5.6-5.8 foot southwest swell at 12 seconds. Doable for larger boats; 71% chance of rain near 5:00 AM, so bring rain gear.
CAUTION. Nearly calm 1-5 knot southwest winds with a steady 5.8-foot southwest swell at 13 seconds. The best of the three days, but expect sizable swell all day.
Winds stay light all three days (under 11 knots), but sea state is the limiting factor. Thursday carries large 8-foot southeast swell and is a NO-GO, while Friday and Saturday settle into 5.6-5.9 foot southwest swell at 12-13 second periods and are CAUTION days. It depends on the day: Friday and Saturday are the better choices, with the long period keeping the swell organized but still sizable for smaller boats.
Los Cabos Tuna Jackpot Marine Weather — Cabo San Lucas
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions across 3 zones for the Los Cabos Tuna Jackpot.
📋 Latest outlook: Light winds, but big seas make this a day-dependent call
NO-GO. Light winds, but 6-8 foot southeast swell at 9-10 seconds rates bad most of the day. Evening seas ease to about 6 feet, but that is only a lull, not a window for a 12 hour trip.
CAUTION. Calm 3-7 knot south-southwest winds with a steady 5.6-5.8 foot southwest swell at 12 seconds. Doable for larger boats; 71% chance of rain near 5:00 AM, so bring rain gear.
CAUTION. Nearly calm 1-5 knot southwest winds with a steady 5.8-foot southwest swell at 13 seconds. The best of the three days, but expect sizable swell all day.
Winds stay light all three days (under 11 knots), but sea state is the limiting factor. Thursday carries large 8-foot southeast swell and is a NO-GO, while Friday and Saturday settle into 5.6-5.9 foot southwest swell at 12-13 second periods and are CAUTION days. It depends on the day: Friday and Saturday are the better choices, with the long period keeping the swell organized but still sizable for smaller boats.
San Juan International Billfish Tournament Marine Weather — San Juan, Puerto Rico
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions on the grounds for the San Juan International Billfish Tournament.
📋 Latest outlook: Friday is the pick; Thu and Sat need care
Caution: winds are light at 3-7 knots from the SE with gusts to 16 knots, but a confused cross-sea sets up as N swell crosses ENE wind-wave. Two wave trains arrive from different directions, making for awkward, uncomfortable motion with no single good heading. Seas run 2.9-3.6 feet at 9 seconds from the NNE. 69% chance of showers peaking near 4:00 PM, so bring rain gear.
Go: any time works for the 12-hour trip. Winds are 3-14 knots from the ESE with gusts to 21 knots, and seas are 2.7-3.4 feet at 8-second periods from the NNE. Visibility is 10+ nm. A 47% chance of showers peaks around 2:00 PM, so pack rain gear.
Caution: winds are light at 3-10 knots from the ESE with gusts to 17 knots, but steep wind-wave chop makes for a bumpy ride even in 2.5-2.8 foot seas at 8 seconds from the NNE. Timing matters, so plan around the choppier stretches. 60% chance of showers peaking near 3:00 PM, so bring rain gear.
Friday October 30 is the best day, with any 12-hour stretch workable in 3-14 knot ESE winds and 2.7-3.4 foot seas at 8-second periods from the NNE.
Destin Fishing Rodeo Marine Weather — Destin, Florida
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions across 2 zones for the Destin Fishing Rodeo.
📋 Latest outlook: NO-GO: steep 4s seas and breezy ENE winds all three days
NO-GO. Steep 4-second ENE chop of 3.9-4.3 ft through morning with 17-knot winds. A short evening lull from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM is too brief for a 12-hour trip.
NO-GO. 17-18 knot ENE/E winds and seas to 4.6 ft at 4 seconds from the east. Only a brief evening lull after 6:00 PM, too short for a 12-hour trip.
NO-GO. Steady 4-4.5 ft seas at 4 seconds from the ESE with 13-18 knot east winds all day, and a 69% chance of rain early. No workable window for a 12-hour trip.
A persistent easterly pattern keeps seas at 3-4.6 ft with very short 3-4 second periods, producing steep, choppy conditions all three days even though winds stay mostly 10-18 knots. No day offers a settled stretch long enough for a 12-hour trip. Forecast confidence is high (88-92%), so this is a reliable call.
Islamorada Sailfish Tournament Marine Weather — Islamorada, Florida Keys
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions on the grounds for the Islamorada Sailfish Tournament.
📋 Latest outlook: Good Thu & Fri; Sat needs timing care
A good day to be out, and any time works for the 12-hour trip. Winds run 8-13 knots from the east-northeast with gusts to 18 knots, and seas are 2.2-3.0 feet at 6-second periods from the northeast. There is a 59% chance of rain around 2:00 AM, so bring rain gear for an early start.
The calmest day of the three, and any time works for the 12-hour trip. Northeast winds hold at 8-11 knots with gusts to 15 knots, and seas are a gentle 1.8-2.2 feet at 5-second periods from the northeast. Visibility is 10+ nautical miles and rain is not a factor.
Rated caution, so timing matters. East-northeast winds build from 8 to 16 knots with gusts to 21 knots, and northeast seas reach 2.0-3.4 feet at a choppy 5-second period. The whole day is workable for the 12-hour trip, but forecast confidence is lower at 76%. There is a 57% chance of rain around 9:00 PM, so plan to be in before evening.
Friday is the pick, with 8-11 knots northeast winds and 1.8-2.2 foot seas at 5-second periods, and any time of day works for the 12-hour trip.
Los Sueños Triple Crown Marine Weather — Playa Herradura, Costa Rica
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions across 2 zones for the Los Sueños Triple Crown.
📋 Latest outlook: Light winds, easy 12h trip any day
GO all day. Light 0-7 knot WNW winds, gusts to 11 knots, and 3.7 foot southwest seas at 12-second periods make for comfortable, well-organized conditions. Visibility is excellent and rain is very unlikely, so any start time works for the 12-hour trip.
GO all day. Winds stay light at 1-5 knots from the WSW with 3.7 foot southwest seas at 12-second periods, a comfortable swell. Rain chance is 65% early around 3:00 AM, so bring rain gear, but visibility stays good and any time works.
GO all day. Light 3-7 knot southeast winds and 3.7-4.5 foot southwest seas at long 14-second periods keep the ride smooth. There is a 69% chance of rain early around 3:00 AM, so pack rain gear; conditions stay workable at any hour.
Thursday 12:00 AM to 11:59 PM is open, but the pick is Thursday morning, when 0-7 knot WNW winds and 3.7 foot swells at 12-second periods give the calmest conditions for the 12-hour trip.
Silver Sailfish Derby Marine Weather — Palm Beach, Florida
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions on the grounds for the Silver Sailfish Derby.
📋 Latest outlook: NO-GO all three days: steep NE seas and rain
NO-GO. Winds are light at 3-8 knots from the NNE, but 5.5-6.7 feet northeast seas at 8-second periods are unsafe, especially before 9:00 AM, and stay rough through the day. There is a 78% chance of rain peaking around 4:00 PM, so bring rain gear if you must be out.
NO-GO. NNE winds of 4-10 knots, gusting 19 knots, are manageable, but 4.7-5.5 feet northeast seas at 7-second periods stay uncomfortable. Seas ease only briefly from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM, too short for a 12-hour trip, and turn bad after 9:00 PM. There is a 73% chance of rain around 3:00 PM.
NO-GO. Steep, choppy 5.4-6.6 feet northeast seas at only 6-second periods persist all day, with ENE winds of 6-11 knots gusting 23 knots. Heavy rain (0.66in, 88% chance peaking around 3:00 PM) and low forecast confidence of 59% make this the worst day to be out.
No acceptable window exists for a 12-hour trip: the only calmer stretch is Friday 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM, a short lull and not a time to go.
Buccaneer Cup Marine Weather — Palm Beach Shores, Florida
Live GO / CAUTION / NO-GO conditions on the grounds for the Buccaneer Cup.
📋 Latest outlook: NO-GO all three days: steep NE seas and rain
NO-GO. Winds are light at 3-8 knots from the NNE, but 5.5-6.7 feet northeast seas at 8-second periods are unsafe, especially before 9:00 AM, and stay rough through the day. There is a 78% chance of rain peaking around 4:00 PM, so bring rain gear if you must be out.
NO-GO. NNE winds of 4-10 knots, gusting 19 knots, are manageable, but 4.7-5.5 feet northeast seas at 7-second periods stay uncomfortable. Seas ease only briefly from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM, too short for a 12-hour trip, and turn bad after 9:00 PM. There is a 73% chance of rain around 3:00 PM.
NO-GO. Steep, choppy 5.4-6.6 feet northeast seas at only 6-second periods persist all day, with ENE winds of 6-11 knots gusting 23 knots. Heavy rain (0.66in, 88% chance peaking around 3:00 PM) and low forecast confidence of 59% make this the worst day to be out.
No acceptable window exists for a 12-hour trip: the only calmer stretch is Friday 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM, a short lull and not a time to go.
NJ Offshore Fishing Report
Daily offshore conditions across 3 zones, rebuilt every morning.
📋 Latest outlook: Thursday is the day to go; Friday and Saturday are NO-GO
GO all day. Winds run 4-14 knots from the SSW with gusts near 20 knots, and seas are 2.2-3.0 feet at 5-second periods from the southeast, a moderate sea. Wind and waves stay good from 12:00 AM through 11:00 PM, so any 12-hour trip start works.
NO-GO. WNW winds build from 14 to 24 knots with gusts to 33 knots, and seas of 3.1-5.8 feet at short 4-second periods make steep wind-wave chop for much of the day. A SE swell crosses the WSW wind-wave, a confused cross-sea with awkward motion and no good heading. Waves turn bad after 6:00 PM. No settled stretch fits a 12-hour trip.
NO-GO. North winds of 11-19 knots gust to 27 knots, easing after 9:00 AM, but steep wind-wave chop of 3.4-6.0 feet at 5-second periods from the NNE keeps waves bad through 4:00 PM. Seas only settle after 8:00 PM. Forecast confidence is just 64%, and no stretch is long enough for a 12-hour trip.
Thursday, October 29 is the pick for the 12-hour trip, with the whole day workable and the calmest stretch from 12:00 AM to 11:00 AM at about 6 knots SSW winds and 2.8 feet seas at 5-second periods from the southeast.
Northeast Canyons Fishing Report
Daily offshore conditions across 2 zones, rebuilt every morning.
📋 Latest outlook: Thursday works; Friday timing only; Saturday no-go
The best day of the stretch. Winds are 1-11 knots from the northeast with gusts to 16 knots, and seas run 3.0-3.9 feet at 6-second periods from the east-southeast. Seas are slightly bumpy until 2:00 AM, then settle. Any time from 2:00 AM onward works for the 12-hour trip.
Caution: timing matters. Go only between 12:00 AM and 5:00 PM; the rest of the day is not an option. Winds build to 9-22 knots from the west-northwest, gusting 30 knots, and a southeast swell crossing a northwest wind-wave makes a confused cross-sea with steep chop, awkward motion and no good heading. Seas turn rough after 7:00 PM.
No-go. Winds of 12-21 knots from the north-northeast gust to 29 knots, and seas of 4.1-6.2 feet at 5-second periods are steep and choppy. An east-southeast swell crossing a north-northeast wind-wave creates a confused cross-sea with awkward, uncomfortable motion all day. No window is long enough for a 12-hour trip; stay ashore.
Thursday 5:00 AM to 4:00 PM is the pick, with light 4 knots northeast winds and 3.5 feet seas at 6-second periods from the east-southeast, fine for the 12-hour trip.
Los Sueños & Costa Rica Offshore Fishing Report
Daily offshore conditions across 3 zones, rebuilt every morning.
📋 Latest outlook: Light winds and long SW swell, three GO days
GO all day. Winds stay at 0-5 knots from the west with gusts to 9 knots, and seas run 3.7-3.8 feet at 12-second periods from the southwest, long and well organized. Visibility is 10+nm and it stays dry, so any 12-hour stretch works.
GO all day. West winds of 2-7 knots with gusts to 11 knots keep things easy, and 3.7-3.8 feet seas at 12-second periods from the southwest roll in comfortably. There is a 43% chance of showers around 4:00 AM, so bring rain gear for an early start.
GO all day. Light 3-7 knots south-southeast winds with gusts to 10 knots and 3.9-4.6 feet seas at 13-second periods from the southwest make for a smooth, organized sea. Rain chances climb to 76% by 7:00 PM, so plan to be back early or carry rain gear.
Thursday October 29 from 12:00 AM through the day is the pick, with 0-5 knots west winds and 3.7-3.8 feet seas at 12-second periods from the southwest, easily covering a 12-hour trip.
ボート天気予報 よくある質問
ボート天気予報とは？
ボート天気予報とは、水上で重要となる条件、つまり風速と風向、波高と周期、そして全体的な海況に焦点を当てた海洋気象予報を、特定のスポットと時間帯について示すものです。SeaLegs AI はそれらの生の状況をシンプルな GO・CAUTION・NO-GO の評価に変換するので、出航に適した日かどうかをひと目で判断できます。
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