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Pier 14

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Myrtle Beach1,000 ft$7/day

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Scored 23 min ago

Bite forecast for Pier 14

One number, and every input behind it. The score is a model, not a promise — read the factors and decide for yourself.

Bite score

Great Bite

87 out of 100

What the model is reading

Water temp is the main thing going for you.

Water

76°F

Wind

5 kn

W

Pressure

1020 mb

6 factors

Every factor in the score

Positive factors push the score up, negative ones pull it down. Points are the model's own weighting.

  • Tide

    Helping

    Rising · turn in 261 min

    +18points

  • Solunar

    Helping

    4/5

    +17points

  • Water Temp

    Helping

    75.7°F

    +20points

  • Time of Day

    Helping

    Dawn window

    +15points

  • Wind

    Helping

    5 mph

    +10points

  • Pressure

    Helping

    steady +0.3 mb/3h

    +7points

Timing

When to be on the deck

Moving water is what turns fish on. The hour either side of a tide change is usually worth more than the three hours of slack in between.

Full tide table

  1. High tide at 10:29 AM

    5.9 ft · in about 4 hours

    Fish 8:59 AM – 11:59 AM

  2. Low tide at 4:51 PM

    1.1 ft · in about 10 hours

    Fish 3:21 PM – 6:21 PM

  3. High tide at 10:40 PM

    4.7 ft · in about 16 hours

    Fish 9:10 PM – 12:10 AM

  4. Low tide at 4:49 AM

    1.1 ft · in about 22 hours

    Fish 3:19 AM – 6:19 AM

  5. High tide at 11:16 AM

    5.6 ft · in about 29 hours

    Fish 9:46 AM – 12:46 PM

Right now the tide is Rising (Rising tide · next turn in 261 min).

Solunar

Today's moon rating

Seven-day solunar

Rating

Waxing Crescent · 15% lit

Sunrise 7:20 AM · Sunset 6:44 PM

Major periods

  • 2:52 PM – 4:52 PMMoon overhead
  • 3:17 AM – 5:17 AMMoon underfoot

Minor periods

  • 10:52 AM – 11:52 AMMoonrise
  • 7:53 PM – 8:53 PMMoonset

Solunar theory is a heuristic, not a measurement. It is worth using to pick between two otherwise equal mornings, and not worth much against a falling barometer or a moving tide. The pressure trend usually tells you more.