ORANGE BEACH · FISHING FORECAST

Orange Beach Fishing Forecast

Orange Beach is a HOLD today — bite score 63/100. It is fishable but marginal — pick your window. Best day this week: Wed, 3 June at 63/100.

Updated Wednesday, June 3, 2026 · Orange Beach, Alabama

7-DAY BITE OUTLOOK

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

DayVerdictScoreWindSwellRainTemp
Wed, 3 June today HOLD 63/100 7 m/s E 0.8 m 38% 27°C
Thu, 4 June HOLD 60/100 6 m/s E 1.1 m 0% 26°C
Fri, 5 June HOLD 45/100 8 m/s ESE 1.1 m 41% 28°C
Sat, 6 June HOLD 55/100 7 m/s SE 0.9 m 60% 28°C
Sun, 7 June HOLD 60/100 4 m/s SSE 0.5 m 36% 30°C
Mon, 8 June HOLD 55/100 4 m/s SE 0.4 m 9% 30°C
Tue, 9 June HOLD 55/100 6 m/s E 0.3 m 17% 31°C

BEST DAY THIS WEEK

Wed, 3 June
63/100 · HOLD

Today is the pick of the week for Orange Beach — wind around 7 m/s, 0.8 m swell, 38% rain. If you can only get out once, this is the day to aim for.

TODAY'S CONDITIONS

Forecast conditions for Orange Beach today (Wednesday, June 3, 2026). The bite score above weighs all of these plus dawn/dusk solunar timing.

Wind
7 m/s
from E
Swell
0.8 m
6 s period
Water temp
27.9 °C
sea surface
Air temp
27 °C
low 22°C
Rain chance
38 %
1.1 mm

WHAT'S IN SEASON

Species typically active around Orange Beach, Alabama in June. Always check current Alabama regulations and bag and size limits before you keep anything.

TarponKing mackerelMahiYellowfin tunaCobia

Orange Beach target species

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

Red snapperRedfishSpeckled troutKing mackerelCobia

FISHING ORANGE BEACH

Orange Beach is the center of Alabama's blue-water fishery — its deep-sea fleet runs from Perdido Pass to one of the densest concentrations of artificial reefs in the Gulf, making it a premier red snapper, grouper and amberjack destination, with a summer run at billfish, tuna and dolphin further out. Inshore, Perdido Bay, Wolf Bay and the back lagoons hold redfish, speckled trout and flounder around the grass and oyster bars. Spring cobia and the nearshore mackerel run round out the year.

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