Fort Pierce High Tide Peaks at Sunrise Monday

TODAY: Conditions data not available for this report; see ON THE WATER section for tidal planning.

TONIGHT: Low tide of minus 0.1 feet hits at 12:44 a.m., exposing flats and sandbars — favorable for early-rising anglers targeting shallow structure before dawn.

THIS WEEK: Multi-day forecast data not available for this report.

ON THE WATER: Monday's tide cycle runs a moderate 2.7-foot range. The morning high of 2.6 feet arrives at 7:09 a.m., right at sunrise — ideal for inshore anglers working the incoming tide on the Indian River Lagoon or the Fort Pierce Inlet. A midday low of zero feet at 1:16 p.m. will expose oyster bars and grass flats; use caution in shallow-draft vessels. The evening high of 2.4 feet crests at 7:23 p.m., offering a productive late window for snook and redfish along structure. Snowbirds heading out Saturday should time your launch to ride the morning incoming tide through the inlet. Beach families will find calmer surf near the morning high. Tide predictions come from federal tide gauging stations.

ALERTS: No active National Weather Service watches, warnings, or advisories are included in the source data for this report.

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