Fort Pierce Tides Hit Twin 2.6-Foot Highs Sunday
Anglers rejoice as equal peaks bracket near-zero lows, exposing Indian River Lagoon flats for prime snook and redfish fishing on April 26.
Anglers rejoice as equal peaks bracket near-zero lows, exposing Indian River Lagoon flats for prime snook and redfish fishing on April 26.
Anglers in Indian River County can target baitfish and predators during a sharp morning drop to 0.3 feet at 10:44 a.m. on April 25.
Anglers and paddlers can target exposed snook spots at 10:14 a.m. before an afternoon high tide stirs bait through the inlet at 4:28 p.m.
Martin County crews contained the one-acre blaze near SW Meadowlark Circle before it damaged structures, as FPL works to restore electricity.
Low tides dropping to 0.2 feet expose oyster bars and concentrate fish along the St. Lucie River and Indian River Lagoon for anglers.
Forecasters warn of a 30% chance for showers and thunderstorms Sunday afternoon, but sunny weather returns Monday, so locals should get outdoors today.
As hurricane season starts June 1, Treasure Coast residents face high stakes while scientists scrutinize the governor's claim that dry conditions might quiet storms.
Florida Forest Service reports multiple blazes causing road closures and evacuation alerts in rural areas, urging residents to monitor air quality amid statewide haze.
Anglers and waders flock to exposed Indian River Lagoon flats as tides drop to 0.0 feet at 9:25 p.m., revealing prime spots for clamming and inshore fishing in St. Lucie County.