WindE 10–12 mphSheltered on the west coast
Grenada shore-fishing outlook
Sunday · August 23, 2026
Worth the early start.
A calmer west coast and a dawn low tide create a useful morning opportunity. Fish before the showers build, and favour Grand Anse over the more exposed Point Salines rocks.
Issued Saturday, August 22 at 8:00 PM AST · Confidence: Moderate–high
78/100
GOOD
BEST WINDOW
5:30 – 7:45 AM
Dawn into the morning low
First light, manageable wind and the turn around a roughly 7:00 AM low overlap before rain chances increase.
SECONDARY6:15 – 9:00 PM
Dusk, rising water and the approximate lunar transit align—but use a safe beach rather than exposed rocks after dark.
What the water is doing
Tomorrow’s conditions
Cross-checked across local, regional and marine sources
Swell2.7–3.0 ftShort 6–7 second period
Rain20% → 60%Risk increases after 8 AM
Pressure~29.9 inHgMostly steady; neutral signal
Water84–85°FWarm tropical water
MoonWaxing gibbousMoonrise around 3:14 PM
Two coasts, two different days
Pick your spot
OUR PICK
Grand Anse
Sheltered beach
80/100
GOOD
Easterly trades are generally offshore or filtered by the island here, so nearshore conditions should be calmer than the regional sea forecast suggests.
Go between5:30–7:45 AM
Best approachFind a dark gutter and cast its edge
Point Salines
Exposed rocks
72/100
FAIR–GOOD
The bite could be useful, but short-period swell and passing showers make the rocks less forgiving. Judge the actual wash before setting up.
Go between5:30–7:15 AM
Best approachFish structure; leave before conditions build
Put a bait in the right place
How I’d fish it
01
Start before first light
Be rigged by 5:30 AM so your bait is working through the most useful light change.
02
Fish the channel, not empty sand
At the morning low, target gutters, darker water and abrupt changes in depth. A longer cast may be needed.
03
Lead with squid or fresh cut bait
Use a running-sinker or pulley rig with a circle hook. A small live grunt is the stronger option near rock structure.
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