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Georgia Coast

Savannah Fishing Forecast

Should you go? A straight answer for Savannah — scored 0–100 from the actual wind, tide movement, seas, sky and barometer, not just moon tables. Built around redfish, spotted seatrout, flounder.

Today on the water

Today
83/ 100
Prime fishing

Go — 4 mph SE, 8.1 ft tide falling through sunrise, 2 ft seas.

Boating: Great · seas ~2 ft · 8.1 ft of tide

Today’s bite windows

  • 6–8 AMPrimefalling tide + moon overhead or underfoot
  • 12–1 PMGoodincoming tide + moonrise/set
  • 5–8 PMPrimefalling tide + moon overhead or underfoot

What’s driving it

  • Wind4 mph SE, gusts 10
  • Tide8.1 ft range · 2 in daylight
  • Seas2 ft @ 7 s
  • Sky44% rain chance
  • Barometer+0.02 inHg over the day
  • Moonlast quarter

The week ahead

Best day this week: Today (83/100, prime) — 4 mph SE, 8.1 ft tide falling through sunrise, 2 ft seas.

DayFishingBoatingWindTide swingSeas
Today★ best83 PrimeGreat4 mph, gusts 108.1 ft2 ft
Sun, 10/479 GoodGood5 mph, gusts 158 ft2.4 ft
Mon, 10/574 GoodChoppy5 mph, gusts 208.1 ft2.5 ft
Tue, 10/663 FairRough12 mph, gusts 298.4 ft9.1 ft
Wed, 10/764 GoodChoppy7 mph, gusts 298.8 ft7.3 ft
Thu, 10/871 GoodChoppy5 mph, gusts 219 ft6 ft
Fri, 10/978 GoodChoppy6 mph, gusts 119.2 ft5.2 ft

Ratings refresh through the day as the forecast models update. The dashboard shows the same scores with the charts behind them.

Best time to fish Savannah

Fish the grass at the top of the flood and the creek mouths on the fall — with this much range, being an hour off is the difference between a great trip and a blank.

On any given day, the windows above are the honest answer: they weight moving water first — the middle hours of a falling or incoming tide — then the solunar periods (moon overhead and underfoot), first and last light, and they subtract for wind that makes the water unfishable and for lightning. A slow day still shows its best hour or two, because that’s when you’d go.

How the rating works

Every day gets a 0–100 score from the same data the rest of Salty Forecast runs on: wind carries the most weight (32%), because it decides whether you can even fish, then tide movement (26%), seas at the nearest offshore buoy (12%), and sky, barometer and moon phase (10% each). A falling barometer ahead of a front scores high; a hard post-frontal rise scores low. Nothing here is a black box — the factor bars above show exactly what helped and what hurt.

Generic solunar calculators give Savannah the same “activity” times as a lake in Ohio, because they only look at the moon. The moon matters — it’s in here — but a 20 mph wind or 4-foot seas beats it every time, and that’s why this score reads the whole picture.

Live now on the dashboard

The full Savannah dashboard has this rating beside live radar, the tide curve, hourly wind and the 14-day outlook — free, no account.

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Common questions

Is today a good day to fish Savannah?
Today rates 83/100 (prime). Go — 4 mph SE, 8.1 ft tide falling through sunrise, 2 ft seas. This updates through the day as the forecast models refresh.
What time should I fish Savannah today?
Today's best windows are 6–8 AM (falling tide + moon overhead or underfoot) and 12–1 PM (incoming tide + moonrise/set) and 5–8 PM (falling tide + moon overhead or underfoot). Moving water is the biggest single factor — the middle of a tide swing beats slack water almost everywhere.
What's the best day to fish Savannah this week?
Today looks strongest at 83/100 (prime) — 4 mph SE, 8.1 ft tide falling through sunrise, 2 ft seas. The week-ahead table above updates as the outlook firms up.
How is this different from a solunar calendar?
Solunar tables only track the moon, so every town gets the same "activity" times. This rating starts with what actually cancels trips — wind, seas and lightning — then adds real NOAA tide movement, barometric trend and the moon. When a day scores Prime here, it means the whole picture lines up, not just the calendar.

Nearby fishing forecasts

More for Savannah: fishing weather · tide chart

Scored from the Open-Meteo model blend, NOAA tide predictions and the marine wave model. A planning aid, not a guarantee — fish don’t read forecasts, and neither wind nor lightning cares about your plans. Check conditions before you run.