↑Strong
incoming • 0.16 ftHigh 2:12 PM • 1.4 ft
BayScanBellfontaine • Mobile BayRIGHT NOW AT YOUR DOCK
GO FISH
Good now; best 5:10 AM–7:10 AM.
Dock conditions look manageable
Live reading · Updated 3:10 AM
88/100conditions
BEST WINDOW5:10 AM–7:10 AMCroaker • incoming tide
Current recommendation
CURRENT PICKYour best move
TargetCroaker
BaitSmall piece of shrimp
RigLight bottom rig
CastSoft bottom around the dock slope
Read the water
Exact dock forecast + nearby observationsDock conditions
5mph
W • gust 9NWS dock grid79°F
Mostly Clear2% rain chance86°F
Observed in Mobile BayCoast Guard Sector Mobile 8736897 • 11.4 mi north1020.1 mb
→ steady↑ 6:00 AM↓ 7:56 PM
Dawn and dusk are prime7%
Waxing crescentPlan the trip
Tide, wind, light, and season combinedNext 12 hours
Incoming • 5 mph • 2% rain
Incoming • 5 mph • 2% rain
Incoming • 5 mph • 2% rain
Incoming • 5 mph • 2% rain
Incoming • 5 mph • 3% rain
Slack • 5 mph • 5% rain
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What’s biting
Season + live waterFish activity
88Hot
CroakerPeak now
Small piece of shrimpRig: Light bottom rigWhere: Soft bottom around the dock slope
88Hot
Spanish mackerelPeak now
Menhaden or fast silver spoonRig: Fast retrieve with light wireWhere: Open water when bait schools show
88Hot
TripletailPeak now
Live shrimpRig: Free-line or light corkWhere: Floating cover and outer pilings
88Hot
Jack crevallePeak now
Menhaden or topwaterRig: Fast topwater or spoonWhere: Surface bait schools off the dock
88Hot
StingrayPeak now
Fresh dead shrimp, squid, or cut mulletRig: Fish-finder rig, 3/0–4/0 circle hookWhere: Sandy or muddy bottom just off the dock edgeConditions: Warm, shallow water with slow-to-moderate flowLegal: Alabama: no minimum size listed; 3 skates/rays per person. Bow, spear, or gig catch must be kept; never remove a released ray's tail.Safety: Use a dehooker or long pliers and keep hands clear of the tail spine.
What’s running
Season + tide + tempBait in the bay
Running94
Shrimp
Cast-net grass edges and the lit side of the dock.
Best for: Trout, redfish, flounderRunning94
Finger mullet
Look for nervous water tight to shore and rocks.
Best for: Redfish, flounder, troutRunning94
Menhaden
Watch open water for dimpling schools and diving birds.
Best for: Mackerel, jacks, big troutRunning94
Pinfish
Sabiki or tiny shrimp pieces beside the pilings.
Best for: Trout, redfish, flounderHow local are these readings?
Weather at dockNWS MOB grid 50,58 • exact coordinates
Tide + dock flowEast Fowl River Bridge 8735523 • 3.2 mi south
Water temp + pressureCoast Guard Sector Mobile 8736897 • 11.4 mi north
Fish + baitMobile Bay seasonal model adjusted by live conditions
Stingray rulesAlabama ADCNR • skates and rays: 3 per person; no minimum size listed
Flow is a dock-area estimate from the nearest NOAA tide curve; it is not a measured current speed. Water temperature and pressure come from the nearest public observation station. Regulations can change, so verify the current Alabama ADCNR saltwater limits before keeping any catch.