St. George Island, Northeast End tide chart
Florida · near Carrabelle (6 mi) · NOAA station 8728486 · times in local time (CDT)
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Tides today, Sunday, October 11
- High 2:34 AM 2.5 ft
- Low 9:23 AM -0.1 ft
- High 4:09 PM 2.3 ft
- Low 9:20 PM 1.3 ft
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Sunrise 6:38 AM · Sunset 6:14 PM · New moon (0%)
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Fishing forecast
Hour by hour at St. George Island, Northeast EndBest times
12:00 PM–2:00 PM and 7:00 AM–8:00 AM
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Biting around here in October
- Snook In seasonMoving tide at night around docks and passes (watch closed seasons)
- Redfish In seasonShallow flats on a rising tide
- Spotted seatrout In seasonGrass flats with moving water
- Spanish mackerel In seasonClean moving water near inlets and piers
- Pompano In seasonSurf troughs on the incoming tide
General seasonal guide for Florida. Seasons, sizes and limits vary, so check your state rules before keeping fish.
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Tide times this week
| Day | High and low tides | Sunrise / sunset | Moon |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sun Oct 11 | H 2:34 AM 2.5 ftL 9:23 AM -0.1 ftH 4:09 PM 2.3 ftL 9:20 PM 1.3 ft | 6:38 AM / 6:14 PM | New moon (0%) |
| Mon Oct 12 | H 2:57 AM 2.5 ftL 9:58 AM -0.1 ftH 4:54 PM 2.3 ftL 9:47 PM 1.5 ft | 6:39 AM / 6:13 PM | New moon (2%) |
| Tue Oct 13 | H 3:19 AM 2.5 ftL 10:35 AM -0.1 ftH 5:40 PM 2.2 ftL 10:14 PM 1.6 ft | 6:40 AM / 6:11 PM | Waxing crescent (6%) |
| Wed Oct 14 | H 3:41 AM 2.5 ftL 11:13 AM -0.1 ftH 6:28 PM 2.0 ftL 10:38 PM 1.8 ft | 6:40 AM / 6:10 PM | Waxing crescent (12%) |
| Thu Oct 15 | H 4:04 AM 2.4 ftL 11:55 AM 0.0 ftH 7:32 PM 1.9 ftL 10:50 PM 1.8 ft | 6:41 AM / 6:09 PM | Waxing crescent (20%) |
| Fri Oct 16 | H 4:30 AM 2.4 ftL 12:42 PM 0.2 ft | 6:42 AM / 6:08 PM | Waxing crescent (29%) |
| Sat Oct 17 | H 4:59 AM 2.2 ftL 1:39 PM 0.3 ft | 6:42 AM / 6:07 PM | First quarter (39%) |
Best fishing times at St. George Island, Northeast End
The bite score (0 to 100) adds up what anglers watch most: moving water (a tide running harder than usual here scores higher), solunar periods (major periods of about two hours centred on the moon overhead or underfoot, minor periods of about an hour on moonrise and moonset), dawn and dusk light, and how close it is to the new or full moon. Best times are the stretches of the day scoring near that day's top.
| Day | Bite score | Best times | Major periods | Minor periods |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sun Oct 11 | 95 · Excellent | 12:00 PM–2:00 PM, 7:00 AM–8:00 AM | 11:52 PM–1:52 AM, 12:14 PM–2:14 PM | 7:11 AM–8:11 AM, 6:12 PM–7:12 PM |
| Mon Oct 12 | 84 · Excellent | 1:00 PM–3:00 PM | 12:38 AM–2:38 AM, 1:01 PM–3:01 PM | 8:10 AM–9:10 AM, 6:47 PM–7:47 PM |
| Tue Oct 13 | 70 · Good | 2:00 PM–3:00 PM | 1:25 AM–3:25 AM, 1:49 PM–3:49 PM | 9:09 AM–10:09 AM, 7:26 PM–8:26 PM |
| Wed Oct 14 | 55 · Good | 3:00 PM–4:00 PM | 2:14 AM–4:14 AM, 2:39 PM–4:39 PM | 10:06 AM–11:06 AM, 8:10 PM–9:10 PM |
| Thu Oct 15 | 43 · Fair | 4:00 PM–5:00 PM | 3:04 AM–5:04 AM, 3:30 PM–5:30 PM | 11:01 AM–12:01 PM, 8:59 PM–9:59 PM |
| Fri Oct 16 | 39 · Fair | 5:00 PM–6:00 PM | 3:55 AM–5:55 AM, 4:21 PM–6:21 PM | 11:51 AM–12:51 PM, 9:52 PM–10:52 PM |
| Sat Oct 17 | 44 · Fair | 6:00 PM–7:00 PM, 6:00 AM–7:00 AM | 4:46 AM–6:46 AM, 5:10 PM–7:10 PM | 12:36 PM–1:36 PM, 10:48 PM–11:48 PM |
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Best daylight low tides in the next two weeks
The lowest water that falls between sunrise and sunset, for tide pooling and beachcombing.
- -0.1 ft at 10:35 AM on Tuesday, October 13
- -0.1 ft at 9:58 AM on Monday, October 12
- -0.1 ft at 11:13 AM on Wednesday, October 14
- -0.1 ft at 9:23 AM on Sunday, October 11
- 0.0 ft at 11:55 AM on Thursday, October 15
- 0.2 ft at 7:47 AM on Saturday, October 24
Tide table: October 11 to November 10, 2026
Full 2026 tide table Full 2027 tide table
| Day | High and low tides | Sunrise / sunset |
|---|---|---|
| Sun Oct 11 | H 2:34 AM 2.5 ftL 9:23 AM -0.1 ftH 4:09 PM 2.3 ftL 9:20 PM 1.3 ft | 6:38 AM / 6:14 PM |
| Mon Oct 12 | H 2:57 AM 2.5 ftL 9:58 AM -0.1 ftH 4:54 PM 2.3 ftL 9:47 PM 1.5 ft | 6:39 AM / 6:13 PM |
| Tue Oct 13 | H 3:19 AM 2.5 ftL 10:35 AM -0.1 ftH 5:40 PM 2.2 ftL 10:14 PM 1.6 ft | 6:40 AM / 6:11 PM |
| Wed Oct 14 | H 3:41 AM 2.5 ftL 11:13 AM -0.1 ftH 6:28 PM 2.0 ftL 10:38 PM 1.8 ft | 6:40 AM / 6:10 PM |
| Thu Oct 15 | H 4:04 AM 2.4 ftL 11:55 AM 0.0 ftH 7:32 PM 1.9 ftL 10:50 PM 1.8 ft | 6:41 AM / 6:09 PM |
| Fri Oct 16 | H 4:30 AM 2.4 ftL 12:42 PM 0.2 ft | 6:42 AM / 6:08 PM |
| Sat Oct 17 | H 4:59 AM 2.2 ftL 1:39 PM 0.3 ft | 6:42 AM / 6:07 PM |
| Sun Oct 18 | H 5:32 AM 2.1 ftL 2:53 PM 0.4 ft | 6:43 AM / 6:06 PM |
| Mon Oct 19 | H 1:03 AM 1.9 ftL 4:04 AM 1.9 ftH 6:44 AM 1.9 ftL 4:08 PM 0.5 ft | 6:44 AM / 6:05 PM |
| Tue Oct 20 | H 12:24 AM 1.9 ftL 5:50 AM 1.6 ftH 9:41 AM 1.8 ftL 5:10 PM 0.6 ft | 6:44 AM / 6:04 PM |
| Wed Oct 21 | H 12:16 AM 2.0 ftL 6:22 AM 1.3 ftH 11:09 AM 1.9 ftL 6:01 PM 0.6 ft | 6:45 AM / 6:03 PM |
| Thu Oct 22 | H 12:29 AM 2.0 ftL 6:49 AM 1.0 ftH 12:23 PM 2.0 ftL 6:42 PM 0.7 ft | 6:46 AM / 6:02 PM |
| Fri Oct 23 | H 12:48 AM 2.1 ftL 7:17 AM 0.6 ftH 1:26 PM 2.1 ftL 7:17 PM 0.9 ft | 6:46 AM / 6:01 PM |
| Sat Oct 24 | H 1:08 AM 2.3 ftL 7:47 AM 0.2 ftH 2:21 PM 2.2 ftL 7:49 PM 1.1 ft | 6:47 AM / 6:00 PM |
| Sun Oct 25 | H 1:30 AM 2.4 ftL 8:21 AM -0.2 ftH 3:13 PM 2.3 ftL 8:20 PM 1.3 ft | 6:48 AM / 5:59 PM |
| Mon Oct 26 | H 1:53 AM 2.5 ftL 8:58 AM -0.5 ftH 4:05 PM 2.3 ftL 8:51 PM 1.5 ft | 6:48 AM / 5:58 PM |
| Tue Oct 27 | H 2:19 AM 2.6 ftL 9:40 AM -0.7 ftH 4:59 PM 2.3 ftL 9:22 PM 1.7 ft | 6:49 AM / 5:57 PM |
| Wed Oct 28 | H 2:49 AM 2.7 ftL 10:28 AM -0.8 ftH 5:55 PM 2.2 ftL 9:53 PM 1.8 ft | 6:50 AM / 5:56 PM |
| Thu Oct 29 | H 3:24 AM 2.7 ftL 11:19 AM -0.7 ftH 6:59 PM 2.0 ftL 10:29 PM 1.9 ft | 6:51 AM / 5:56 PM |
| Fri Oct 30 | H 4:04 AM 2.7 ftL 12:14 PM -0.6 ftH 8:31 PM 1.9 ftL 11:18 PM 1.9 ft | 6:51 AM / 5:55 PM |
| Sat Oct 31 | H 4:51 AM 2.5 ftL 1:13 PM -0.3 ftH 10:07 PM 1.9 ft | 6:52 AM / 5:54 PM |
| Sun Nov 1 | L 12:39 AM 1.9 ftH 4:50 AM 2.2 ftL 1:22 PM -0.1 ftH 9:41 PM 1.9 ft | 5:53 AM / 4:53 PM |
| Mon Nov 2 | L 2:13 AM 1.7 ftH 6:30 AM 1.9 ftL 2:35 PM 0.2 ftH 10:04 PM 2.0 ft | 5:54 AM / 4:52 PM |
| Tue Nov 3 | L 4:03 AM 1.3 ftH 8:46 AM 1.8 ftL 3:43 PM 0.4 ftH 10:28 PM 2.0 ft | 5:54 AM / 4:52 PM |
| Wed Nov 4 | L 5:05 AM 0.9 ftH 10:23 AM 1.7 ftL 4:43 PM 0.7 ftH 10:54 PM 2.1 ft | 5:55 AM / 4:51 PM |
| Thu Nov 5 | L 5:49 AM 0.4 ftH 11:51 AM 1.8 ftL 5:33 PM 0.9 ftH 11:21 PM 2.2 ft | 5:56 AM / 4:50 PM |
| Fri Nov 6 | L 6:26 AM 0.1 ftH 12:58 PM 1.9 ftL 6:14 PM 1.1 ftH 11:48 PM 2.3 ft | 5:57 AM / 4:49 PM |
| Sat Nov 7 | L 6:59 AM -0.2 ftH 1:50 PM 2.0 ftL 6:48 PM 1.2 ft | 5:58 AM / 4:49 PM |
| Sun Nov 8 | H 12:16 AM 2.3 ftL 7:31 AM -0.4 ftH 2:36 PM 2.0 ftL 7:18 PM 1.4 ft | 5:58 AM / 4:48 PM |
| Mon Nov 9 | H 12:42 AM 2.4 ftL 8:03 AM -0.5 ftH 3:18 PM 2.0 ftL 7:46 PM 1.5 ft | 5:59 AM / 4:47 PM |
| Tue Nov 10 | H 1:08 AM 2.4 ftL 8:36 AM -0.6 ftH 3:59 PM 2.0 ftL 8:14 PM 1.6 ft | 6:00 AM / 4:47 PM |
Heights are in feet above mean lower low water (MLLW), the zero line on most US nautical charts. A minus height means the water drops below that line.
Around St. George Island, Northeast End
Beaches
- Carabelle Beach 4.4 mi
Fishing piers and docks
- City pier 5.9 mi
Distances from the tide station. Places from © OpenStreetMap contributors; links open in Google Maps.
Fish in the waters around St. George Island, Northeast End
35 kinds of fish, sharks and rays have been recorded within 15 km (about 9 miles) of this spot, most often Broad Flounder, Longnose Killifish, Black Sea Bass. The bar shows how many records each has.
- Broad Flounder Paralichthys squamilentusSalt water · 9 records
- Longnose Killifish Fundulus similisSalt water · 7 records
- Black Sea Bass Centropristis striataSalt water · 5 records
- Atlantic Sharpnose Shark Rhizoprionodon terraenovaeSalt water · 5 records
- Spotted Seatrout Cynoscion nebulosusSalt water · 4 records
- Red Snapper Lutjanus campechanusSalt water · 3 records
- Pinfish Lagodon rhomboidesSalt water · 3 records
- Gulf Kingfish Menticirrhus littoralisSalt water · 3 records
- Inland Silverside Menidia beryllinaSalt water · 3 records
- Diamond Killifish Fundulus xenicusSalt water · 3 records
- Flathead Grey Mullet Mugil cephalusSalt water · 3 records
- Eastern Mosquitofish Gambusia holbrookiBrackish water · 2 records
- Pygmy Sea Bass Serraniculus pumilioSalt water · 2 records
- Gag Mycteroperca microlepisSalt water · 2 records
- Silver Seatrout Cynoscion nothusSalt water · 2 records
- Sailfin Molly Poecilia latipinnaSalt water · 2 records
- Florida Pompano Trachinotus carolinusSalt water · 2 records
- Grass Porgy Calamus arctifronsSalt water · 2 records
- Clearnose Skate Raja eglanteriaSalt water · 2 records
- Chain Pipefish Syngnathus louisianaeSalt water · 1 record
- Shortfin Pipefish Cosmocampus elucensSalt water · 1 record
- Longnose Gar Lepisosteus osseusBrackish water · 1 record
- Rainwater Killifish Lucania parvaSalt water · 1 record
- Least Killifish Heterandria formosaBrackish water · 1 record
- Western Mosquitofish Gambusia affinisBrackish water · 1 record
- Gulf Toadfish Opsanus betaSalt water · 1 record
- Atlantic Spanish Mackerel Scomberomorus maculatusSalt water · 1 record
- Hogfish Lachnolaimus maximusSalt water · 1 record
- Rock Sea Bass Centropristis philadelphicaSalt water · 1 record
- Belted Sandfish Serranus subligariusSalt water · 1 record
- Feather Blenny Hypsoblennius hentzSalt water · 1 record
- Seaweed Blenny Parablennius marmoreusSalt water · 1 record
- American Harvestfish Peprilus paruSalt water · 1 record
- Atlantic Croaker Micropogonias undulatusSalt water · 1 record
- Banded Drum Larimus fasciatusSalt water · 1 record
Fresh water nearby · 5 species
Rivers, creeks and ponds within 15 km, not the tidal water itself.
- Banded Topminnow Fundulus cingulatusFresh water · 5 records
- Banded Sunfish Enneacanthus obesusFresh water · 2 records
- Pygmy Killifish Leptolucania ommataFresh water · 1 record
- Everglades Pygmy Sunfish Elassoma evergladeiFresh water · 1 record
- Dollar Sunfish Lepomis marginatusFresh water · 1 record
Records from GBIF datasets released under CC0 or CC BY 4.0 (museum collections, surveys and community sightings). It shows what has been found here, not a complete list. Check your state rules before keeping fish.
About the tides at St. George Island, Northeast End
St. George Island, Northeast End gets two high tides and two low tides almost every day, and the two highs are close in height. Over the next month the water typically rises or falls about 1.5 ft between a high and the next low.
The biggest swings in this window come around Wednesday, October 28, when the day's range reaches 3.5 ft, and again around Tuesday, November 10 (2.9 ft). Those spring tides follow the new and full moon by a day or two. The calmest day is Thursday, October 22, with only 1.3 ft between the day's highest and lowest water.
The lowest tide of the month is -0.8 ft at 10:28 AM on Wednesday, October 28. There are 16 minus tides (lows below the chart's zero line) in this window: the best times for tide pools, clamming and walking the flats.
The highest predicted tide is 2.7 ft at 3:24 AM on Thursday, October 29. Onshore wind or a storm can push the real water level above that.
This is a reference (harmonic) station: NOAA predicts its tides directly from years of measured water levels here, which makes it among the most reliable predictions on the coast.
Station details
- NOAA station ID: 8728486
- Type: reference (harmonic)
- Location: 29.7667, -84.7000