Fishing conditions for Snake Creek (US, FL)
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Biting score
The best time for fishing is all day long
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Now, July 28
9:53 AM
humidity
70%uv index
0lowcloud cover
65%visibility
24kmmoon rise
18:06AMmoon
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Snake Creek (US, FL) Solunar Fishing Activity Report for Today
Current fishing activity in Snake Creek (US, FL), United States, according to the solunar forecast, is moderate, which leads to a medium bite score.
Over the next 6 days, the highest fish activity is expected on Tomorrow (2 AM peak), Thursday (2 AM peak), and Friday (5 AM peak)—making these the best times to go fishing in Snake Creek (US, FL).
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Air conditions
The air temperature is 86°F (30°C) . Sunrise today: 05:47 AM, sunset: 07:10 PM. The weather conditions indicate the sky is mostly cloudy.
The UV index is currently 0 (Low) .
The wind is coming from the north at 11.4 mph (5.1 m/s), with gusts reaching 17.1 mph (7.65 m/s). Atmospheric pressure is 29.94 inHg (761 mmHg).
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Moon Phases
The moon phase is currently New, with moonrise at 6:06 PM and moonset at 3:48 AM.
About this spot
Fishing info
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Experience
The fishing spot is recommended for its rich variety of species, including mangrove snapper, barracuda, tarpon, mahi, and goliath grouper. Accessibility is supported by the presence of piers and docks, enhancing the fishing experience. While it offers family-friendly conditions and opportunity for diverse catches, there are no clear reviews on the maintenance of the facilities, which might be something to consider.
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Tips
It's beneficial to use appropriate gear, especially for target species like tarpon and barracuda. Fishing from docks or piers can yield good results, particularly when using live bait for goliath grouper. Due to fluctuating winds early and late in the year, and high temperatures in the summer, it's advisable to fish during cooler early morning or late afternoon hours. Prepare for conditions with extra hydration and sun protection during peak heat.
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Fishing seasons
The fishing spot experiences warm temperatures throughout the year which are generally conducive for fishing. With temperatures ranging from 69.8°F to 85.3°F, the spot can become especially hot in July and August, where midday fishing might be uncomfortable. However, the low precipitation and typically manageable wind speeds suggest that fishing activities are usually uninterrupted by weather, especially in the summer.
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Snake Creek (US, FL) Solunar Fishing Activity Report for Today
Current fishing activity in Snake Creek (US, FL), United States, according to the solunar forecast, is moderate, which leads to a medium bite score.
Over the next 6 days, the highest fish activity is expected on Tomorrow (2 AM peak), Thursday (2 AM peak), and Friday (5 AM peak)—making these the best times to go fishing in Snake Creek (US, FL).
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Air conditions
The air temperature is 86°F (30°C) . Sunrise today: 05:47 AM, sunset: 07:10 PM. The weather conditions indicate the sky is mostly cloudy.
The UV index is currently 0 (Low) .
The wind is coming from the north at 11.4 mph (5.1 m/s), with gusts reaching 17.1 mph (7.65 m/s). Atmospheric pressure is 29.94 inHg (761 mmHg).
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Moon Phases
The moon phase is currently New, with moonrise at 6:06 PM and moonset at 3:48 AM.
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About this spot
Reviews 1
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WAWindy AI 08 July 2026Snake Creek in the Upper Florida Keys provides excellent tarpon, snook, and snapper fishing. (Alternate/duplicate, see also Spot 615846 Snake Creek FL Keys.) Spot Features: Snake Creek between Windley Key and Plantation Key in the Upper Florida Keys, Monroe County, is a duplicate/alternate entry (see also 615846 Snake Creek FL Keys) supporting excellent tarpon, snook, barracuda, sheepshead, mangrove snapper, and yellowtail snapper fishing in the tidal channel. Seasonality: Tarpon and snook are the primary inshore targets at Snake Creek in Monroe County, Florida (duplicate/alternate - see also 615846 Snake Creek FL Keys), year-round, with tarpon from spring through summer and snook most active in the warmer months. Barracuda, sheepshead, mangrove snapper, and yellowtail snapper are year-round structure species.
