Tides & light
We look for useful movement around first light and dusk—not simply the day's highest tide.
Transparent by design
A score should explain itself.
Every outlook begins with current data from multiple credible sources. We then interpret what those conditions mean at specific Grenada fishing spots.
Wind & exposure
The same easterly wind can leave Grand Anse comfortable while making Point Salines considerably less forgiving.
Swell energy
Height alone is insufficient. Period and direction determine whether the shoreline sees gentle rollers or steep, frequent wash.
Weather & pressure
Rain can help a bite; lightning ends a session. Pressure trend matters more than an isolated number.
Moon timing
Moonrise, moonset and transit are supporting signals—never substitutes for tide, weather or local structure.
Local judgement
We separate biological bite potential from whether a particular Grenada shoreline is comfortable and safe to fish.
What the score means
85–100 Excellent alignment
70–84 Worth fishing
55–69 Mixed or location-dependent
Below 55 Better to wait