ISLAMORADA · FISHING FORECAST

Islamorada Fishing Forecast

Islamorada is a WAIT today — bite score 43/100. Conditions are against you — better to wait. Best day this week: Mon, 20 July at 55/100.

Updated Saturday, July 18, 2026 · Islamorada, Florida

7-DAY BITE OUTLOOK

Daily bite score (0–100) and GO / HOLD / WAIT verdict for Islamorada, built from wind, swell, water temperature and rain. Higher is better. Swell shown for this open-coast location.

DayVerdictScoreWindSwellRainTemp
Sat, 18 July today WAIT 43/100 9 m/s SE 0.7 m 3% 30°C
Sun, 19 July WAIT 40/100 9 m/s SSE 0.8 m 5% 30°C
Mon, 20 July HOLD 55/100 8 m/s SSE 0.6 m 10% 30°C
Tue, 21 July HOLD 55/100 7 m/s ESE 0.7 m 3% 30°C
Wed, 22 July HOLD 53/100 6 m/s ESE 0.4 m 7% 30°C
Thu, 23 July HOLD 53/100 6 m/s E 0.4 m 8% 30°C
Fri, 24 July HOLD 53/100 5 m/s ESE 0.2 m 11% 30°C

BEST DAY THIS WEEK

Mon, 20 July
55/100 · HOLD

The best window this week for Islamorada looks like Mon, 20 July — wind around 8 m/s, 0.6 m swell, 10% rain. If you can only get out once, this is the day to aim for.

Islamorada FISHING CONDITIONS TODAY

Current fishing conditions for Islamorada (Saturday, July 18, 2026). These inputs drive the bite score above — wind, swell, water temperature, rain probability and solunar timing all feed the forecast model.

Wind
9 m/s
from SE
Swell
0.7 m
4 s period
Water temp
31.5 °C
sea surface
Air temp
30 °C
low 29°C
Rain chance
3 %
1.8 mm

WHAT'S IN SEASON

Species typically active around Islamorada, Florida in July. Always check current Florida regulations and bag and size limits before you keep anything.

TarponSnookMahiWahooYellowfin tuna

Islamorada target species

The fish Islamorada anglers chase year-round, inshore and off:

TarponBonefishPermitSailfishMahi mahi

FISHING ISLAMORADA

Islamorada calls itself the "Sport Fishing Capital of the World," and the claim is well earned — it sits between the shallow flats of Florida Bay and the deep water of the Atlantic, so backcountry guides pole for bonefish, tarpon and permit while the offshore fleet runs to the reef and the humps for sailfish, dolphin and tuna. The spring tarpon migration through the channels and around the bridges is legendary. The variety packed into a short run is what makes this stretch of the Keys special.

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