NWS zone GMZ633 · Eastern Gulf
Perdido Bay Area fishing forecast
Alabama · Gulf coast
Score now
- Named spots
- 20
- Species scored
- 19
- Tide stations
- 3
Overview
Perdido Bay Area is NWS marine zone GMZ633 on the Alabama Gulf coast, in the Eastern Gulf species region. The Waterlands engine treats it as inland water (bays, sounds, straits). It holds 20 named features from the USGS Geographic Names Information System and has 3 NOAA tide stations nearby.
19 species are scored here in this forecast; Spanish mackerel, Gag grouper, Red drum, Florida pompano and Southern flounder are at peak season now.
At 12:00 PM it scores 72 (great), led by Spanish mackerel. The best window for the rest of today is 12-7 PM (ebb tide), peaking at 77 for Spanish mackerel. Over the next 14 days the best hour is Sun, Nov 8 at 5 PM, scoring 82.
Best times to fish
Waterlands engine forecast computed 12:04 PM CST.
Best window today
12-7 PM · Ebb tide
Top species: Spanish mackerel
Best hour of each day, next 14 days
Sun, Nov 1
77
5 PM
Spanish mackerel
Mon, Nov 2
77
6 AM
Florida pompano
Tue, Nov 3
76
7 AM
Florida pompano
Wed, Nov 4
77
7 AM
Florida pompano
Thu, Nov 5
76
8 AM
Florida pompano
Fri, Nov 6
81
3 PM
Spotted seatrout
Sat, Nov 7
79
3 PM
Southern flounder
Sun, Nov 8
82
5 PM
Spotted seatrout
Best day
Mon, Nov 9
79
3 PM
Red drum
Tue, Nov 10
79
5 PM
Red drum
Wed, Nov 11
81
5 PM
Spotted seatrout
Thu, Nov 12
79
3 PM
Spotted seatrout
Fri, Nov 13
78
9 PM
Spotted seatrout
Sat, Nov 14
80
3 AM
Spotted seatrout
Species · 19
Listed for the Eastern Gulf region. Scores are this hour; season is where the species is in its year.
Peak season, about 3 more weeks · Best day Sat, Nov 7 at 3 PM (78)
Peak season, about 8 more weeks · Best day Sun, Nov 1 at 5 PM (74)
Peak season, about 4 more weeks · Best day Fri, Nov 6 at 4 PM (80)
Shoulder season, about 4 more weeks · Best day Sun, Nov 1 at 5 PM (69)
Shoulder season, about 13 more weeks · Best day Mon, Nov 9 at 3 PM (72)
Shoulder season, about 4 more weeks · Best day Sat, Nov 7 at 3 PM (67)
Shoulder season, about 13 more weeks · Best day Mon, Nov 9 at 3 PM (68)
Peak season, about 4 more weeks · Best day Wed, Nov 4 at 7 AM (77)
Shoulder season, about 4 more weeks · Best day Sun, Nov 8 at 11 AM (63)
Shoulder season, about 21 more weeks · Best day Sun, Nov 8 at 11 AM (63)
Shoulder season, about 25 more weeks · Best day Sun, Nov 1 at 5 PM (63)
Shoulder season, about 4 more weeks · Best day Sun, Nov 1 at 5 PM (58)
Off season, about 21 more weeks · Best day Sun, Nov 1 at 12 AM (35)
Off season, about 21 more weeks · Best day Sun, Nov 1 at 12 AM (35)
Off season, about 16 more weeks · Best day Sun, Nov 1 at 12 AM (35)
Off season, about 17 more weeks · Best day Sun, Nov 1 at 12 AM (35)
Peak season, about 3 more weeks · Best day Sat, Nov 7 at 3 PM (78)
Peak season, about 4 more weeks · Best day Sun, Nov 8 at 5 PM (82)
Off season, about 17 more weeks · Best day Sun, Nov 1 at 6 PM (35)
Named spots · 20
Ranked by score this hour. Each spot has its own hourly forecast, tide, current and regulations.
- Hammock BayBay · 3 to 8 ft · ProtectedTop now: Spanish mackerel73Great
- Perdido PassChannel · 4 to 21 ft · Semi-exposedTop now: Spanish mackerel73Great
- Bellville BayBay · 6 to 10 ft · ProtectedTop now: Spanish mackerel72Great
- Old RiverBay · 2 to 7 ft · ProtectedTop now: Spanish mackerel72Great
- Perdido BayBay · 6 to 9 ft · ProtectedTop now: Spanish mackerel72Great
- Moccasin BayouGut · 3 to 5 ft · ProtectedTop now: Red drum71Great
- Goat PointCape · 2 to 14 ft · ProtectedTop now: Gag grouper70Great
- Hatcher PointCape · 3 to 16 ft · ProtectedTop now: Gag grouper70Great
- Mill PointCape · 3 to 15 ft · Semi-exposedTop now: Gag grouper70Great
- Old RiverGut · 1 to 10 ft · ProtectedTop now: Gag grouper70Great
- Point OnoCape · 2 to 13 ft · ProtectedTop now: Gag grouper70Great
- Portage CreekGut · 2 to 8 ft · ProtectedTop now: Gag grouper70Great
8 more spots, A to Z
Nearest tide stations
Regulations
Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Marine Resources Division. Synced with ADCNR Marine Resources Oct 31, 2026.
No reviewed rules for the species listed here are on file yet. Check with ADCNR Marine Resources before you keep a fish.
